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A very nice cut away u-boat kit from Revell. I had loads of fun oil washing and toying with all the details. :banana:
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Looks fantastic, what did you use for the railing at this scale?
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Thanks Chief. :cheers2: I used stretched sprues on the stanchions and the railings.
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Absolutely beautiful with the cutaway
God I would have hated to be in one of those things underwater
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Thank you Scott! :cheers2: How lucky that we are landlubbers. :banana: The survival rate in those rust buckets are zero in perilous encounters with destroyers. More chance of survival in a tommy cooker against a Tiger. :crazy:
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Excellent work !!! :thumb2: very nice !
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Thanks a million my good man. :cheers2:
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Holy s**t!!! What an awesome build. Man, you got some skills! :bow::

I have to build one of these German WW2 subs one day. That paintjob and weathering looks stunning. :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Patrik72 wrote:Holy s**t!!! What an awesome build. Man, you got some skills! :bow::

I have to build one of these German WW2 subs one day. That paintjob and weathering looks stunning. :clap: :clap: :clap:
You´re too kind mate. :cheers2: It took many days just detailing the bulkheads. :wall: It´s a time consuming project, but once you nailed it, you can be sure that it will whet your appetite for more cutaways. Imagine doing this:
https://www.amazon.com/TRP06801-Trumpet ... B01I8ZZ0M6
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Bissyboat wrote: Thu Feb 02, 2017 3:26 pm
Patrik72 wrote:Holy s**t!!! What an awesome build. Man, you got some skills! :bow::

I have to build one of these German WW2 subs one day. That paintjob and weathering looks stunning. :clap: :clap: :clap:
You´re too kind mate. :cheers2: It took many days just detailing the bulkheads. :wall: It´s a time consuming project, but once you nailed it, you can be sure that it will whet your appetite for more cutaways. Imagine doing this:
https://www.amazon.com/TRP06801-Trumpet ... B01I8ZZ0M6
I looked recently at that one. Pretty pricey and huuuge!!! :eeek: Not to mention that i dont have the skill or talent to paint all those 48 figures. :lol:
Other then that, its looks like an amazing kit by going after the photos. :th:
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Patrik72 wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2017 2:43 pm
Bissyboat wrote: Thu Feb 02, 2017 3:26 pm
Patrik72 wrote:Holy s**t!!! What an awesome build. Man, you got some skills! :bow::

I have to build one of these German WW2 subs one day. That paintjob and weathering looks stunning. :clap: :clap: :clap:
You´re too kind mate. :cheers2: It took many days just detailing the bulkheads. :wall: It´s a time consuming project, but once you nailed it, you can be sure that it will whet your appetite for more cutaways. Imagine doing this:
https://www.amazon.com/TRP06801-Trumpet ... B01I8ZZ0M6
I looked recently at that one. Pretty pricey and huuuge!!! :eeek: Not to mention that i dont have the skill or talent to paint all those 48 figures. :lol:
Other then that, its looks like an amazing kit by going after the photos. :th:
Apart from crippling the bank. It would require a huge amount of space. A wall mounted shelf would need to be at least 50 inches long. Having said that. It must be incredible to be an owner of a monstrous submarine that´s 1398 mms inches long. :th: :banana:
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Patrik72 wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2017 2:43 pm
Bissyboat wrote: Thu Feb 02, 2017 3:26 pm
Patrik72 wrote:Holy s**t!!! What an awesome build. Man, you got some skills! :bow::

I have to build one of these German WW2 subs one day. That paintjob and weathering looks stunning. :clap: :clap: :clap:
You´re too kind mate. :cheers2: It took many days just detailing the bulkheads. :wall: It´s a time consuming project, but once you nailed it, you can be sure that it will whet your appetite for more cutaways. Imagine doing this:
https://www.amazon.com/TRP06801-Trumpet ... B01I8ZZ0M6
I looked recently at that one. Pretty pricey and huuuge!!! :eeek: Not to mention that i dont have the skill or talent to paint all those 48 figures. :lol:
Other then that, its looks like an amazing kit by going after the photos. :th:
Besides from crippling the bank, there's also another issue: sufficient space to berth a sub over 55 inches long. It won't be in my home. :wall:
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Bissyboat wrote: Sat Feb 04, 2017 5:46 pm
Patrik72 wrote: Fri Feb 03, 2017 2:43 pm
Bissyboat wrote: Thu Feb 02, 2017 3:26 pm

You´re too kind mate. :cheers2: It took many days just detailing the bulkheads. :wall: It´s a time consuming project, but once you nailed it, you can be sure that it will whet your appetite for more cutaways. Imagine doing this:
https://www.amazon.com/TRP06801-Trumpet ... B01I8ZZ0M6
I looked recently at that one. Pretty pricey and huuuge!!! :eeek: Not to mention that i dont have the skill or talent to paint all those 48 figures. :lol:
Other then that, its looks like an amazing kit by going after the photos. :th:
Besides from crippling the bank, there's also another issue: sufficient space to berth a sub over 55 inches long. It won't be in my home. :wall:
Back in the old days one could of had it standing ontop of the tv. ;)
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ship shape and bristol fashion! nice sub man.

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rusty tub...awesome!

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Skullfish wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2017 12:20 am rusty tub...awesome!

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Thanks again mate. Pinwash next with black oils. I will add rust and grime on the guns too. Almost there… :cheers2:
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Awesome job on the weathering, looks very realistic! :clap:

How do you add rust on such small parts and make it look in scale?
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Hello Patrik. I just realised the last post of my Type XIB was sitting on the wrong thread. I will get the admin to delete my post. My last update is on the correct thread now. There´s no easy way of doing the rusty streaks. But it helps to use a hairy stick with a thin tip. I hold the the coning tower upside down and drag very quickly in a vertical motion. :cheers2:
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There he is , on the top of my "sea stash " .

When inspiration comes to me I will give it a go ...... I don't believe that will be that soon.......

You did a very good job :th:
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Prodrigues wrote: Wed Feb 08, 2017 6:22 pm Image

There he is , on the top of my "sea stash " .

When inspiration comes to me I will give it a go ...... I don't believe that will be that soon.......

You did a very good job :th:
Nice stash, for starters. :th: Oh indeed. She´s begging to be built. :banana: No you´re right. Give it some time before you decide. Do you have any other builds on the go? ;)
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Bissyboat wrote: Wed Feb 08, 2017 8:28 am Hello Patrik. I just realised the last post of my Type XIB was sitting on the wrong thread. I will get the admin to delete my post. My last update is on the correct thread now. There´s no easy way of doing the rusty streaks. But it helps to use a hairy stick with a thin tip. I hold the the coning tower upside down and drag very quickly in a vertical motion. :cheers2:
Aha! Thanks for the tip. Will give it a go on my old "rusty" Whiskey. :bow::
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