Don’t sweat it Doug. I’ve been using the forum for a good few years now and I’m still not aware of all the messages featuresWasn’t aware of the all messages feature. I’ll give that a go next time.
Doug's Mk5 ASW Sea King
- Thread starter Waspie
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Doug,
you should quite rightly feel satisfaction at that! Show quality!
All you need now is your optivisor & tweezers, so you can work the same magic on the dainty Wasp!
Dave
you should quite rightly feel satisfaction at that! Show quality!
All you need now is your optivisor & tweezers, so you can work the same magic on the dainty Wasp!
Dave
Waspie
SMF Supporter
Thanks Dave. I took a look at it this morning sitting in the garage and yes, I'm starting to feel a bit happier with my rendition. I see things that could be better. That I'll try and remedy if/when I attempt a Mk2.
As for the Wasp - tweezers ready and waiting. Optimiser is very high on the need to have list. The King brought home the need for better optics than just my reading glasses. The Wasp was one of the Navy's smallest operational helicopters and in 1/72 - that IS going to test me. Hopefully!! My experience working as a mechanic on them and 3 front line tours as aircrew with them will help me immensely.
Ha! - every modelmaker can see the 'glaring' errors in their last build! Just memo yourself not to do it again! Seriously, if you don't look at a finished model for a long time, when you do, you think Oh, that's Good! How did I do that????
Dave
A_J_Rimmer
SMF Supporter
Ha! - every modelmaker can see the 'glaring' errors in their last build! Just memo yourself not to do it again! Seriously, if you don't look at a finished model for a long time, when you do, you think Oh, that's Good! How did I do that????
Dave
That's so true. I look at some miniatures I painted back in 2017 and I've no idea how I managed the blending in the paintwork!