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Hi i'm new in this forum. And my first entry is something untipical for me because I normaly build Military things.
I dicided to scratchbuild the interrior and the pilots. Dunno
what I do for the diorama (sry for my bad english i'm a german)

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So this is it for now thanks for watching :D
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Welcome to the forum!

That's a tiny scale! Looks like your doing a great job so far. Good luck and keep us posted!
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Impressive! And such a tiny scale--I'm fascinated by what you're taking on! I'll be tackling a 1/48 SBD later. It's a subject I've wanted to do for 37 years--my sixth grade teacher flew back seat in a Dauntless off of the USS Enterprise in the Pacific.
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Hello guys,
yesterday I sculpted the pilot figure and today i've sculpted the gunner. It was a hard bit of work because it is realy small (maybe 1 cm ) and so it was really hard to work out the proportions but i'm happy with the resaults. Oh and I also primed the figures and the interior today.
The figures:
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I've primed everything in revell matt 8
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That's for now. I hope you like it and thanks for your comments. :D

Daniel
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Terrific job adding detail to that tiny Dauntless. Love the scratch built crew. Keep having fun.
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Thanks Bill i'm glad that you like it :D
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Hi guys,
I was busy with school so I wasn't able to upload any update. But there is still some progress. I finished the diorama whitch is a scene in the pacific. A Japanese plane is flying over the Dauntless. And it is shooting the Dauntless but most of the shots hit the water. I based the ground with a dark blue color from revell don't know excactly whitch color. Then I used still water from NOCH, only one layer. For the next layer I used water effects (also from NOCH). I drybrushed it with a simple white color to create the foam. :D
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So thats it for now .
Thanks for watching

Daniel :D
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thats a very good looking build , sculpting and even painting in that scale is something i could never do , good job
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Thanks mate, :D
It's also something new for me . The figure sculpting was really hard but I think it tourned out well. :D
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