b-17 flying fortress 1/48

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Re: b-17 flying fortress 1/48

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Amazing job from start to finish :clap: and the diorama is brilliant, well done :D

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Re: b-17 flying fortress 1/48

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[quote="ridgers22"]UPDATE 6
The Fusealage

Now that all the interior is complete it was time togo and cover it all up :( I was acually a bit upset in doing this as you can hardly see any of the detail inside now.



With all that effort, hard work and a great job made of the interior, I'd be contemplating cutting out a section, similarly to an isometric illustration to show it all off and color the edges that have been sectioned red. I don't think that it would diminish the overall completeness of your excellent work, I think it would enhance it further? Just my honest opinion, but it's been a great thread to watch develop.

Great job, mate!

Cheers,

Martin
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Re: b-17 flying fortress 1/48

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UKguyInUSA wrote:
ridgers22 wrote:UPDATE 6
The Fusealage

Now that all the interior is complete it was time togo and cover it all up :( I was acually a bit upset in doing this as you can hardly see any of the detail inside now.



With all that effort, hard work and a great job made of the interior, I'd be contemplating cutting out a section, similarly to an isometric illustration to show it all off and color the edges that have been sectioned red. I don't think that it would diminish the overall completeness of your excellent work, I think it would enhance it further? Just my honest opinion, but it's been a great thread to watch develop.

Great job, mate!

Cheers,

Martin

I know were your coming from but my skills ant that good to be cutting sections out :P

Would defo give it a shot if i was to do something like this again thought

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