Ism Friday's night live at the bench what have you been working on for *september 20th*

[Kingdan]

"WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN WORKING ON THIS WEEK?”
**Open now until 1 hour before the show on Friday, September 20th**

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We thank you in advance for allowing us the opportunity to showcase your models! - Paul Bretland.

[digger303]

Didn't turn out as well as I thought once photographed

editing.
Photo washed the colors a bit
To tidy up this post this a Italeri Coal engined Opel Blitz Kit No 6457. A very old kit from 1973 reboxed in 2007.
It went together without any drama's except the vinyl tyres were starting to split. I didn't bother trying to do anything about that.
Also the pe latches mostly got knocked off by my clumsiness so now there is none.
Base coated with Tamiya mix of xf-4and xf-57. then I scribed some wood grain into the doors/ brown wash over the top trying give it a aged look. Coal Burner... AK extreme colors for the boiler top around the bottom of it I went with a light grey paint, added some rust color around the edges of the grey and dabbed some ash color pigment over that sparingly . I went over everything at the end with a AK sand wash. Not really happy with that then Winston and Newton matte varnish as the top coat seal. Unfortunately I should have left the ash pigment till last as the varnish obliterated most of it.

[Malc1]

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1/12 Scale Trumpeter Ford GT40 MkII - work in progress.
Main engine assembly now finished.
After market white metal drive shafts have now been shortened for fitment reasons and have a little more work to do to them before fitting.

Paints used are mainly Zero Paints metallics.

[Paul]

Didn't turn out as well as I thought once photographed

Might also help to tell us what it is

[Tomcat64]

I've carried on working on my 143mm Games Workshop/Forge World marine this week. Head & Shoulders (so no dandruff) have been completed using Andrea paints freehand over the base Vallejo orange rust. There's a bit of shiny on the decals to sort out but shouldn't be too much of a problem. John & Tim were chatting last week about the relative scale of this so I've dug out a regular 28mm GW Space Marine to give some idea of the size.

[F27pax]

Good evening happy modellers

This Revell 1/144 Airbus A310 model in Air Niugini markings should be finished by now. It would be except that the cat ate the last of the window decals. A real mojo killer. It’s on the back burner until I figure out what to do next.

[onemac]

Unspecified scale Hasegawa Su-33 Flanker D Eggplane Buddy Build (probably for Easter 2020)

Primed in Ultimate White Primer and mostly using MRP paints for the topcat, the nose is a sexy white colour and the underside a sexy blue. Yes I'm doing the Su-34 colour scheme on the Su-33 but it's my model and just thank your lucky stars it's not pink

[Hawkmoon]

A.F.V Club Mk.11c 'Achilles' winter dio.

Made a start on the tank internals the driver gear and the hatch are from the etch set the rest id out the box. Vallejo colours used so far with some MIG oils on the weathering.

P9184473 by andrew purchase, on Flickr