Schwimmwagen Wreck from Sweden

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hansolo
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Schwimmwagen Wreck from Sweden

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Hi guys,

This is my Schwimmwagen Wreck.
In de work in progress section you can see how this came together and what my inspiration was.
http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=11435

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That all folks!

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Re: Schwimmwagen Wreck from Sweden

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:jd: :jd: :eeek: :eeek:

Good gravy!!! Han that is completely astounding work buddy. Holy Crow!!!
It's a complete masterpiece!!! You should have the inspiration photo in the background or something in one of the pictures... that's amazing.
Completely convincing work buddy!!
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Coen wrote::jd: :jd: :eeek: :eeek:

Good gravy!!! Han that is completely astounding work buddy. Holy Crow!!!
It's a complete masterpiece!!! You should have the inspiration photo in the background or something in one of the pictures... that's amazing.
Completely convincing work buddy!!
:th: :th: :th:
Thanks so much, Coen! I loved this build. So much weathering. :banana:
Just enjoyed your Spitfire video this morning.
Awesome job on that camo pattern! How did you mask that?

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I used Silly putty Han.
It's the easiest thing to mask that sort of thing with, at least it is on armour. I need more practice on aircraft though.
It has almost not tackiness to it so there's no risk of pulling paint or tearing decals and it makes a nice tight seal with the surface.
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Great job on the rust . looks stunning !
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Coen wrote:I used Silly putty Han.
It's the easiest thing to mask that sort of thing with, at least it is on armour. I need more practice on aircraft though.
It has almost not tackiness to it so there's no risk of pulling paint or tearing decals and it makes a nice tight seal with the surface.
Thanks Coen. Iearned something today.
Cheers
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Loving it!
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