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Hi guys,

Here's my entry for the F-16 SiG.
It's a F-16A from academy in 1/72 scale.

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Sir Lee said: "Hansolo doesn't do normal". So, I gotta honor his remark. :bow::
I'm going to portrait an F-16 that has crashed and is weathering away in the fields.

Here are some inspirational images.

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I started of with the fuselage.

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Then the trashing up of the parts could start.
I take a part...

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And trash it.

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A part.

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Trashed.

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Part.

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Trashed.

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I wanted to make the fuselage broken, so I cut it in two.

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There was no interior in the kit, so I had to gather some stuff to let something happen in the gap.

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It's gonna be a little dio. Just a bit larger than the plane.

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That's it for now folks.
Next up: Painting.

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Great work so far, looking forward to seeing the model painted and the finished diorama.
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Thanks mate.
Can't wait to get started. :th:
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I'll grab a seat over here
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heel wrote:I'll grab a seat over here
Sit back and relax. :pop:
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Looks very cool so far Han
you could have saved your self some cuttung though
There was a crash landing with a Dutch F-16 just a few km from my house in the town of Geffen
he belly landed in the fresh mud and the pilot just walked away without any injury
the farmer then picked him up from the field and told him to shower first as he was covered in mud and manure (smelled bad i think)
then he was brought back to base but the plane was there for a few days untill they could retrieve it

but your build is looking great so far so i will be following it from now on
keep up the good work
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MarkVerploeg wrote:Looks very cool so far Han
you could have saved your self some cuttung though
There was a crash landing with a Dutch F-16 just a few km from my house in the town of Geffen
he belly landed in the fresh mud and the pilot just walked away without any injury
the farmer then picked him up from the field and told him to shower first as he was covered in mud and manure (smelled bad i think)
then he was brought back to base but the plane was there for a few days untill they could retrieve it

but your build is looking great so far so i will be following it from now on
keep up the good work
Thanks Mark. And great story!
I just liked cutting it up. Trash it good. :thumb1: :banana:
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hansolo wrote:
MarkVerploeg wrote:Looks very cool so far Han
you could have saved your self some cuttung though
There was a crash landing with a Dutch F-16 just a few km from my house in the town of Geffen
he belly landed in the fresh mud and the pilot just walked away without any injury
the farmer then picked him up from the field and told him to shower first as he was covered in mud and manure (smelled bad i think)
then he was brought back to base but the plane was there for a few days untill they could retrieve it

but your build is looking great so far so i will be following it from now on
keep up the good work
Thanks Mark. And great story!
I just liked cutting it up. Trash it good. :thumb1: :banana:
Sure
are there any kits you do build without chopping them to bits :lol:
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MarkVerploeg wrote:
hansolo wrote:
MarkVerploeg wrote:Looks very cool so far Han
you could have saved your self some cuttung though
There was a crash landing with a Dutch F-16 just a few km from my house in the town of Geffen
he belly landed in the fresh mud and the pilot just walked away without any injury
the farmer then picked him up from the field and told him to shower first as he was covered in mud and manure (smelled bad i think)
then he was brought back to base but the plane was there for a few days untill they could retrieve it

but your build is looking great so far so i will be following it from now on
keep up the good work
Thanks Mark. And great story!
I just liked cutting it up. Trash it good. :thumb1: :banana:
Sure
are there any kits you do build without chopping them to bits :lol:
I'll have to dig deep into my archives for that. :lol: :lol:
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MarkVerploeg wrote:you could have saved your self some cuttung
He, but where's the fun in that :cheers2:

Wow, Han.
I must say I'm impressed with the "damage" you gave it. Not even painted yet and allready very convincing :clap:
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Cool idea, looking forward to watching this develop :pop:
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peppie wrote:
MarkVerploeg wrote:you could have saved your self some cuttung
He, but where's the fun in that :cheers2:

Wow, Han.
I must say I'm impressed with the "damage" you gave it. Not even painted yet and allready very convincing :clap:
Thanks Peppie!
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Looking forward to you working your magic on this mate :th:
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Lee wrote:Looking forward to you working your magic on this mate :th:
Thanks Lee!
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Hi guys,

I started work on the dio.
Plywood. A cardboard edge to mask the sides when adding the DAS klay.

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The clay.

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Clay applied. Made crash tracks.

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Painting. First black.

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Painted the different shades of grey and put on the decals.

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That's it for now, folks.
Next up: weathering!
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That's really cool, looking forward to the progresses :banana:
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I was reading through your thread and thinking, Holy crow this will be a hell of a thing to try and paint!, then you painted it and I can see that it may be easier than I though... But only slightly.
Epic build so far Han.
As always buddy. A complete treat to see your work dude.
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Coen wrote:I was reading through your thread and thinking, Holy crow this will be a hell of a thing to try and paint!, then you painted it and I can see that it may be easier than I though... But only slightly.
Epic build so far Han.
As always buddy. A complete treat to see your work dude.
Thanks so much, Sir Coen! :bow::
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Sweet!! Carnage is good :th:
No one said it would be easy, only that it would be worth it..
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Brilliant build so far mate cracking idea too
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy-TGcs5u_ZXSZ9kObNfsPg


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Thanks guys!
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Looking very interesting, will be watching this build! Good luck!
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Hi guys,

Finished the dio and the paint and weather jobs!

On top of the DAS clay layer I put a layer of earth/white glue/water mixture.

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Airbrushed it in a sand color.

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Put patches of static grass on.

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Added tiny bushes of moss.

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And added a little tree. Made from root and some spongy green stuff.

I sprayed a layer of buff color and some green here and there for dust, weathering and algae.

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I finished of with a wash, some oil paint rendering and pigments for decolorations.

The final reslult can be found here: http://www.intscalemodeller.com/viewtop ... 47&t=16153

That's all folks.
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Lookin good sir! Lookin good :cheers2:
No one said it would be easy, only that it would be worth it..
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