I have their olive drab and its quite good. Dont believe the spiel about buying a special thinner/reducer for it. Not needed.
Nice ill do a NATO three color camo soon and ill rattle can the NATO Green base and airbrush the NATO Brown and the NATO Black. The airbrush is still a little scary and viewed and witchcraft for me.
Nederland Canal Lift Bridge:
Scratch Built (Works)
The initial inspiration was the small Holland all resin Lift Bridge from Verlinden as shown below, but I wanted something large enough that a Jeep could drive across.
This model uses all bass wood set on an old sports trophy base.
Various reference photos found on the internet:
Over the weekend- besides working and taking care for SWMBO’s rest- I managed to:
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build the second horse from the resin batch I received recently
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measure, cut and add the additional armor to the turret top of my March 1943 Krupp built Bulgarian “Maybach”(Border forgot it in their Pz.IV Ausf.F2/G kit)
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finish construction on the turret of my May 1943 VOMAG built Bulgarian “Maybach”(less some tiny PE bits that I usualy mount at the end)
It was a very productive weekend!
Cheers,
Angel
Many of you were very productive, unfortunateley I can’t say that about me too. It’s the same thing every year, when it gets warm outside my modeling-time turns to zero.
But I use the time to learn more about using my airbrush with help from the great guide from ammo of mig, I feel still safer when I think about painting my jagdpanther, before I got all the informations I’m getting nervous and uncomfortable by thinking about the paint-work.
Have a nice week✌
Clampett Jed!
Glued the wheels in place today. More sanding, saucer leveling, flattened tire touch-down and tire paint touch-up to follow.
—mike …
been working on this for the twin engines bomber campaign
added some detail to the bombardier compartment
before chipping and weathering. using hair spray for chipping
After
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That’s really cool! I believe that’s also 1/72, just a different kit. Think I have the same HANOMAG Heavy Tractor in the ‘Convoy Campaign’ as well. Really like that V2 Rocket set-up. Thank’s for sharing!
—mike …
Very nice effect, you’ve done a superb job there. The dusty, worn effect is excellent, nice one
Still much too hot to use the airbrush.
On the club I am building a Matilda, to get common with the (right) Caunter scheme,
so I will have a grip this winter to start with Rommels Mammoth (AFV Club)
So worked on the Matilda cuppola, but the ca glue hardens also quite quick…
So I think I’ve got the basic paint job completed. It’s been a long road with this cammo scheme. I’ve repainted this thing three times…at one point it was Russian green but I finally arrived at this. Ive got some final bits to finish then on to weathering.
Won’t you paint the gun?
Yes that will be one of the finishing touches. I need to assemble the pe bands and install them. That will be another day in the workshop.
Okay. I just wondered…
@flatfour Nik, thank you very much for the kind comments!
Shifted to the KV-1 1942 and painted the tracks.
Some more period signage I restored today. Might be of general interest and usage for the Car Guys, the Model Railroaders and maybe even some of the Armor Guys as well. Anybody else interested? (Free for the Downloading)
What do you think?
® ®The Miller’s needs a bit more work but it is already nice enough to use in the smaller sizes.
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