Schwimmwagen emerging from the river.

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Schwimmwagen emerging from the river.

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Hi guys,

Here are the final reveals of the long awaited Schwimmwagen!

Back in september of last year I posted the last picture of this project when I had
just finished adding the transparent acrylique kit/mastique for water, which was still very white at that time.

Here is a pict of when I had just applied the mastique.
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In a previous attempt at making water I used 'water texture' from Vallejo. But that didn't become transparent
and it started cracking when it shrenk!
The kit took 3 months to clear! :crazy:

Here's a link to the old thread: http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=8734

But it has cleared up completely! :cheers2:
And here is the final result:
Enjoy!

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That's it folks!
A project that took a while to complete. :crazy:
Waiting for the kit to clear up.
But it was well worth the wait! :thumb1:

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:jd: :jd: :jd: :jd:
:eeek: Awesome stuff Han!!
Many claps and bows buddy for this...
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Well done again Sir, this is excellent.... :thumb1:
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Wow came out great....im so glad it worked so well i remember the first attempt didnt work out and u had to tear it out and start over....awesome job :th: :th: :th:
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Holy hell!
Han buddy that's amazing! Three months to dry though. It looks worth it... But three months.
Still that's a superb effect. Top drawer work bud. 110%
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Oooohhhh aaaahhhhhh
That looks amazing
Great work Han
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Three months :eeek: Thats insane.....but well worth the wait,looks stunning :clap:
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Thanks all you guys!
Much appreciated.

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Getting water effects right on a diorama is very tricky, you managed that perfectly :) i really like the result!
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Really, really good. The water is superb!
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Thanks guys!

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Looks fantastic! But three months?!
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Yevgeny wrote:Looks fantastic! But three months?!
Yes! :crazy: Due to the volume it really took 3 months to totally become clear.
It started at the edges and slowly cleared to the centre... :ooops:

:thumb1:
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Fantastic result! Id have stripped it off after 24 hours and tried something else. Good on ya for sticking with it :-)
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All looks super Han . Bravo mate :clap:
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Stunning build mate! :th: :th: :th:
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Wow, amazing job :0
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Thanks guys,

Much appreciated!

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:jd: WOW nice water work
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Hi Han think I owe you an apology, been looking at some of your previous work (which is just amazing) and you seem to do a lot of scratch builds, not just a one off sorry again. :bow:: A question if I may about the mud/PVA mix you used :scratch:: , did you water down the PVA or just mix PVA and mud,I am building a ww1 dio the mud is from Passchendaele its self, so are the twigs for the trees so I do not want to mess it up.Thaks Pete :thumb2:
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privatepete wrote:Hi Han think I owe you an apology, been looking at some of your previous work (which is just amazing) and you seem to do a lot of scratch builds, not just a one off sorry again. :bow:: A question if I may about the mud/PVA mix you used :scratch:: , did you water down the PVA or just mix PVA and mud,I am building a ww1 dio the mud is from Passchendaele its self, so are the twigs for the trees so I do not want to mess it up.Thaks Pete :thumb2:
Apology accepted. :thumb1:
I do add water to the mix. The amount depending on how fluid I want to apply it. :th:

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Hi Han, mud/pva mix worked great on my ww1 dio, have you ever tried it to actually weather a vehicle this way? Pete :thumb2:
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privatepete wrote:Hi Han, mud/pva mix worked great on my ww1 dio, have you ever tried it to actually weather a vehicle this way? Pete :thumb2:
Actually no.
For mud on a vehicle I allways use white glue, water and pigments.
That's more controllable and gives subtile results. :th:

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