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ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2017 7:23 pm
by Les
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"WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN WORKING ON THIS WEEK?" - A NEW SEGMENT OF FRIDAY NIGHT'S ISM LIVE "AT THE BENCH" SHOW!

* Open now until 1 hour before the show on Friday, February 3rd! *

** PLEASE read ALL of the rules below carefully! **

Hello everyone! This post is being created to give you, as a member of ISM, the opportunity to share what you have been working on during the week on the Friday night show. Please read the rules below in order to participate.

01). By participating in this thread, you are giving permission for the ISM live crew to share your work during the Youtube broadcast of the ISM Live "At the Bench" Friday show.

02). Please, only post your own work and not that of others.

03). Remember, post only one image per member each week. This will prevent prolific builders from dominating this segment and will prevent this part of the show from becoming too long.

04). Also, have only one project shown in the image per member each week. Again, this prevents prolific builders from dominating this segment and making this segment longer than it needs to be.

05). Along with your image, please include the following details: The name of the kit; the company that produces the kit; any aftermarket that you have added, along with the brands and colors of paint used (if applicable).

06). The deadline for entries each week will be between the time the post goes up until an hour before Friday's show. Entries made after the deadline will not be shown.

07). Remember: If you wish to have a project highlighted during the show, the image and information must be shared in this thread, not a separate post on the Facebook page!

08). There will be a posted thread similar to this one on the ISM Facebook group. PLEASE post your work only in ONE of these. This will prevent us from having to sort through duplicate posts on both sites.

After the the live crew shows what they have been working on during the week, participating member's images and details will then be shown. This is an opportunity for you as members to be directly involved with the show. We hope that you will participate no matter your level of experience. This will not be a critique of anyone's work.
We thank you in advance for allowing us the opportunity to showcase your models! - Lee Larholt, Paul Bretland, and the rest of the ISM moderators and live crew. :-)

Re: ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2017 12:19 am
by Marzoo
Finally finished a Hasegawa 1/48 Ju87G-2 Stuka. Used Gunze Model Color lacquer RLM 70, 71 and 65. Added aftermarket Eduard seat belts. The base was painted with Tamiya Diorama Texture Grass Effect and Pavement Light Gray. Used Woodland Scenics shrubs and small stones to add a little depth.


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Re: ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2017 1:11 am
by Twokidsnosleep
Ok, I will play again
Pulled this box out of the depths of the stash. This build is my representation of Garage Monkeys' F40 that was purchased by Reggie Jackson on Barret Jackson auction. Black on black Ferrari

Kit is Ferrari F40 by Fujimi 1/16 scale
PE fret is from Scale Motorcars on e Bay and kind of fits this kit.....kind of
Citadel black primer for interior, True Metal aluminum engine and body will be Tamiya TS 40 Metallic Black
Lots of fiddling and detailing, lots

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Re: ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2017 4:50 am
by fightnjoe
Feel like I am spamming.

This is one of my current projects.

1/24 MPC/Airfix JU-87. This is my tribute build to the late Dan Jayne.
Paints are Model Master Enamels and Alclad.
Extras are styrene rod, strip, sheet, and assorted bits. The interior aft the cockpit is scratchbuilt. The cockpit is modified a bit but 75% kit.

An older picture but shows the cut away aspect.

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Joe

Re: ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2017 5:42 am
by ScottyNev
1/24 Tamiya Xanavi Nismo GT-R R35

An expensive kit for what you get! No engine, driveline or suspension detail, but I think its looks pretty cool when finished and will look great sitting next to my other one in the Calsonic team livery.
The decals took a lot of work conforming to the body contours but I got there in the end, still a few more to go though.

Primed with Alclad primer/microfiller.
I decanted Tamiya lacquer spray paint and painted with airbrush.
Supplied decals are Cartograph. The other kit which is exactly the same kit but a different racing team uses Tamiya decals which I thought was strange.

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Re: ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2017 9:13 am
by ElCapitan
Haven't done a tremendous amount this week (so far) but primed my HobbyBoss 1/48 Tornado ADV using Ultimate grey primer. There was a slight step at the rear of the canopy, so have sanded it back a bit and will use Vallejo plastic putty to finish it off before re-priming the area. Next step is to prime landing gear.

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Re: ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2017 12:27 pm
by shortCummins
Just finished the Tamiya 1:48 Zero (kit number 108)
after market - HGW fabric seat belts, Montex masks
paints used - Tamiya, Mr Color, Alkan, vallejo metal color
weathering - Ultimate, Tamiya panel liner, AK

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rgds
John(shortCummins)

Re: ISM's Friday Night's Live at the Bench: What have you been working on? For Friday, February 3rd

Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2017 7:23 pm
by JonMW
Still working on my 1/48 Tarangus SAAB JA37 Viggen. Added some PE and resin bits from Maestro Models, painted using Ultimate black primer, MR Paint Swedish grey colors and Zero Paints French blue for the fin. Decals from Moose Republic and then Auqua gloss clear, next up is to start the weathering.

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