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"WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN WORKING ON THIS WEEK?”
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Hey Folks

Did not get to post this up last week with the Auction taking place, Fantastic result and well done everyone

First and foremost thanks Dan for the Kit

Panzer Bef.Wg III Ausf.J

Manufacturer : Dragon
Scale : 1/35th
Painted with : Ultimate Apex .5 Needle
Paints : Ultimate Black Primer , Tamiya XF-52 & XF-60
Damage added using a dremmel with a small grinding bit
Weathering :Black and Brown Oil paints. Pinnacle European Earth and Medium Mud Weathering pigment and a Pencil
Finished in Windsor and Newton UV Matt Varnish.

Thanks

Karl.

Hello Modelling Maniacs
This pic is titled "Filet du Voiture de Course Francaise"...Filet of French Race Car
Slightly modified 1/24 Heller Talbot Lago Grand Prix almost done for open wheel sig
Decanted Tamiya Rattle can French blue, Mr Metal Color Aluminum and Ultimate Black
Final assembly to come Happy Friday all

Hi all its Southport steve and here is my 1/32 wingnut wings Fokker E.II cockpit with all the rigging and control wires in place . pitty its all going to be sealed up in the fusalage.
DSCN3956 by Steven Shepherd, on Flickr

Good evening gentlefolk. Here is the Special Hobby 1/72 Sud Aviation Voutour IIB (or Vulture 2B in English). Being a Special Hobby kit means it comes with some built in challenges, so when I tried to put on the wheels after the model was completed I found the undercarriage legs are about 5 to 8 millimeters too short. It takes a special kind of talent to get something that wrong with a kit.

These aircraft never saw combat and were particularly well looked after so there’s not much scope for weathering. To give this model a patina to suggest a certain age I gave it a top coat of AK Xtreme Metal Polished Aluminum and then lightly sprayed over that five other shades of Xtreme Metal aluminum with more Dark Aluminum on the lower surfaces to suggest a shadow effect. I think it breaks up the uniformity of colour intensity often seen on metallic finishes. Then I gave the model a brisk buffing with micromesh to bring out a bit of the gloss again. It doesn’t look too bad?

G'day all, been working on the Amt 1941 ford woody, painted in Tamiya TS-41 Coral Blue the dark timber painted in Mr Hobby Cocoa brown and the light timber in a mixture of Mr Hobby sandy brown and white with some tamiya orange and lemon yellow thrown in too...the roof painted in Mr Hobby sandy yellow...So far its been a masking nightmare but it's getting there, still a lot of detail painting to do..hope to try oil painting on the timber work ... maybe in 2k clear next week...thanks guys and have a great show

1/32 Tamiya F-16C - Ultimate Dark Dirt wash applied to highlight the panel lines. Excess brushed on to panels and dabbed with kitchen towel to create dirty areas. Tamiya Panel Line Access Colour applied to the main panel lines/joints to step them up from the Ultimate base and again to dirty the panels.

1/32 Tamiya Spitfire Mk. IXc - fuselage internals and cockpit fiddly bits painted and major bits dry fitted. That is all.

08_03_2019_F-16_Spitfire by Alan MacNeish, on Flickr

Project rat rod
Started with a Monogram 1:25th 41 willy's street rod.
Added into it a lot of plasicard, styrene box section, styrene beams , strene rod, and styrene channel sections
Seatbelts made from 3mm ribbon and fuse wire for the buckles.
Other parts made from florist wire ,drinking straws and brass wire.
Engine wired with 26 awg wrapping wire in red and black.
Paint used Ultimate grey primer and ammo by mig shadow rust, dark rust, medium rust and ligth rust.
Engine Ultimate gloss black primer and Alclad 2 chrome.
Wheels Ultimate gloss black primer and Alclad 2 black chrome.

Hope everyone has a good weekend Andrew

Well Mathew this week i finish my first Bust.

Completed this French Cuirassier Trumpet Major 1813 in i think 1/10th scale.

This was a purchase from Telford out of the bargain bin, as i wanted to playa little and try doing a subject that i hadn't done before.

Primed with Ultimate black, then a dust coat of Ultimate white primer. Painting the jacket base coated with model Color 833, helmet i have used Model color 801 brass, Metal color Steel. The face is a mixture of Scale 75 flesh colours.

Over the base colour a mixture of Model Colour paints to many to list and then used a couple of pinnacles pigments to finish it off.
Hope you like it.

Not much done by me recently but I'm back on the 1/9 iron patriot

Hi all, currently on the bench, Demonic Creations - Frankenstein. Lots of gory goofy details. Ultimate Primer as a starter with many different shades of tamiya green, and assorted mr hobby paints for the main course, with Windsor and Newton oil paints to weather and add texture for dessert.

The colours on the photo are a bit naff, but the monster is too tall at 10 inches to fit in my photo box thingy......
Nice to build resin kits with the freedom to really let my twisted imagination run riot.

Great effort last week too, great to have such a great community support a good cause.

Nearly there on the '03 Rossi Repsol Honda Rc211