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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!

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Hey Guys!

I'm working on my 1/72 Trumpeter Sea Fury FB.11 for the FAA SiG.

It's been painted with XF-21 Sky mixed with XF-2 White (ratio 3:1) and Gunze H331 Dark Sea Grey. UN-stripes have been painted aswell (XF-1 Black and XF-2 White).
I put on the decals today and my first impression where that they where crap, but they actually turned out to be good. Happy Days!



Next up is weathering


Tommy

Howdy all!

I've just started a Tamiya 1/35 PAK35/36, L/45 Anti-Tank Gun.

That's about it. It'll be primed in Ultimate Black and I'm going to go with German Grey most likely. Hopefully it will be a fun fast build to add to the 1/35 collection. These old Tamiya crew served weapon models are a hoot. Hopefully I can find time to start the Flak 36 88mm I got the other day.

Cheers!

Hello, Happy Friday all
Will be busy with a day off, likely working outside so won't see you live, will watch on the replay

My FAA build so far. Straight out of box
Airfix 1/72nd Sea King Heliocobopter...old kit version as there is a newer Airfix update kit
Ultimate primer grey and black, Tamiya orange seats and other colours
Airwaves photo etch for the Sea King...seat belts and console
Bits of watch parts from eBay for details...knobs and such. Some other brass bits to fancy it up a bit.
There are some wires or something underneath in there too

OK I have something this week. This is the cockpit for my Revell 1/48 Eurofighter Typhoon. Seat is painted with Tamiya acrylics - flat black, nato black and olive green for the seat, and the tub is painted with Mr Hobby grey (can't remember which number off the top of my head).

Aftermarket is the Zoom PE set from Eduard.

My Academy 1/72 A-10A Thunderbolt II for the Warring Weather GB.

This is my first 1/72 aircraft in a while so had to get my eyes refocused and zoomed in to scale. Overall the kit has gone together reasonably well with the exception of the fuselage seams which have required some attention to get straightened out. As I prefer to display 1/72 aircraft in flight my main gripe with the kit was that there was no pilot included and the gear bay doors just don't fit when closed up. Anyway enough whining, the cockpit and pilot were painted with Vallejo, and after a little more work on the seams it'll be rescribing and priming up next.

Just finished my Tamiya M-41 Walker Bulldog it is an old kit from 1975 but you can make it look good. I gave it a pre shading using Tamiya Nato Black and flat White then used Vallejo Model color U.S Dark Green as the base coat. Gloss coated with Aquagloss then Decals then another coat of gloss. The Tank was then given a sludge wash with earth tones excess cleaned off then dull coated with Tamiya XF-86 Flat Clear Then various washes and drybrushing to get the effect I was looking for.The Figures are also Tamiya from 1980 They look great for that age Painted using Citadel paints Kislev flesh for skin and uniforms in Castellian Green and given an Agrax Earthshade wash. Base made from Picture frame Das clay and various bits and bobs from the garden ....... More pics on Face Book also on my You Tube John Moore's Scale Models.... Thank you

Got some shiny slapped onto the Freetnin'. Vallejo Metal Colour Duraluminium.

Firstly I would like to thank you all for posting regularly on here and secondly apologies for not being around on here much of late life seems to have gotten a little bit hectic, I might not comment a lot on here but I'm always popping in and out, i will start to make more of an effort as soon as possible so a big thanks from me for supporting the live crew.

Dan

A Little progress on the Airfix 1/48 Hurricane mk1 this week.
Have it fully decaled up with oob decals using Micro Set & Sol then sealed in with a coat of Alclad Aquagloss ready for some weathering.

Oh I also managed to drop her nose 1st on the bench and push the point that the prop & spinner threads onto through into the fuselage, it's now rattling around in there & doing a rattlesnake impression when I pick it up...

Continuing with my Accurate Miniatures 1/48 Grumman TB-3 Avenger conversion to TB-1. I attached the wing halves and filled in the gunports on the wings with some styrene rod and sprue glue. Sanded it down and primed with black Stynylrez. Painted and mounted the engine using MIG Ammo Matt Aluminum and Steel , Badger Modelflex Light Gray, Ultimate Dark Dirt Wash and MIG Ammo Panel Line Wash Orange Brown. Attached the cowling and wings. I have added Scale Aircraft Conversions white metal struts and Def Model resin wheels. Painted struts and wheel bays with MIG Ammo Satin White with MIG Ammo Black and Steel accents followed by an Aqua Gloss clear coat on the wheel bays and struts only. I then added a MIG Ammo Orange Brown wash to the wheel bay and struts Wheel struts and wheels still need some detail so they have not been glued to the wings yet. I will glue them in after the plane has been painted.



Tommy

Hi! I just finished this beauty. The detailed process will be on my channel on Sunday

Name: ZAXIS 135US Hitachi Excavator
Manufacturer: Hasegawa
Scale: 1/35
Basic process: Primed with Ultimate Black Primer, Painted with Vallejo Model Color and weathered with oils, pigments and fine sand


Pretty happy with the result!

Mitches Models 200mm resin RAF pilot

Most of the painting is done now. With the exception of the trousers (Tamiya) I've used Vallejo Model Colour and Air. Next up are oils and washes to finish then making the radio and microphone leads. I've also painted the oxygen hose which attaches to the base of the mask, just needs a wash and dry brush to finish off.

SergioSolo wrote: Fri May 19, 2017 6:34 pm Hi! I just finished this beauty. The detailed process will be on my channel on Sunday

Name: ZAXIS 135US Hitachi Excavator
Manufacturer: Hasegawa
Scale: 1/35
Basic process: Primed with Ultimate Black Primer, Painted with Vallejo Model Color and weathered with oils, pigments and fine sand


Pretty happy with the result!

wow I like this !!