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Old 12-03-2006   #1 (permalink)
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I finally worked out how to get some piccys into the gallery.Hope you like them
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Finally got some pictures into the gallery .Hope you like them
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Very Nice models mate Lets see some more ! and i would love to see a bit more of the vulcan in detail please
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Hi Nigel
Sorry but at the mo thats the best your going to get. I took the pics with my new digi camera and then put the model in the loft. i think i have a shot underneath but i'll have to check . Don't have many more to show
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Pogo,can I congratulate you on such a lovely collection of models,glad that you got to grips with the gallery pictures,it is easy really and a great facility.
One question,what is the silver finish on the T-6 Harvard ? it looks most effective,and yes Nigel is right more angles on the Avro Vulcan please,the one picture does not do it justice.
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Thanks for the complement .The Harvard was moulded in bright red plastic. I used Humbrol Metalcote polished aluminium with a tad of gloss black. I then sprayed it and when dry gently buffed it up.
The elevators were painted with a small amount of light grey to give it a worn look
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Well you have certainly captured the finish well,I have never used Humbrol Metalcote,they have some picture framers rub-n-buff in the local Hobbycraft shop,must try this sometime.
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Humbrol metalcote is a superb tool Barry you should try it
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Nice work Pogo,

You even have my favourite plane in there too.. The TSR-2 !!

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Pogo,

I've just had a look through your pictures. Very many thanks for sharing them with us and letting us see your collection. There are some very nice models there, my particular favourite being the 1/24th 109.

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