Did you see them coming?
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scottie3158
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Rick, Thanks mate. I believe that while recruiting for the SAS smooth legs was a criteria along with being fearless, tenacious and rock hardScottie, just caught this up. The jeep is great and as prev. Stated the figs are the bomb
Even if they shave their legs!
Cheers, Rick H.
Pewter work is peerless. Hairless legs can also be caused by diet & poor circulation I'm told. PaulE.
scottie3158
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Thanks Paul I think your right.
Paul.
Love the bumper, what thickness it that pewter please.
Hairless legs to get into the SAS ? My word standards are slipping , what ever next hair nets ?
John
Love the bumper, what thickness it that pewter please.
Hairless legs to get into the SAS ? My word standards are slipping , what ever next hair nets ?
John
scottie3158
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Hi John,
Not sure what the thickness is I will have to check and get back to you later. John I think we are already there with beards and long hair.
Not sure what the thickness is I will have to check and get back to you later. John I think we are already there with beards and long hair.
scottie3158
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John,
The pewter is 0.3mm I need to get some more.
scottie3158
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Not a lot to show for a morning at the bench but I'm happy with what has been done. The holes in the wings have been filled by gluing in short lengths of evergreen rod into the holes then cutting off and dressing back, the same was done with the rear panel of the cab but using off cuts of flat sheet. The can holder was made from etch and cans from the spares box. The bar over the top from pewter. The other can holder I added another can from the spares box. To this I added a number 2 petrol cooker with a handle made from wire and the stand which folds round to hold the lid shut from pewter. and finally the lid from the cook set. I reasoned that they would want to get to the cooker without having to dig through loads of stowage in the back. Finally the battery box? was blinged up with etch, copper wire and wing nuts.
Thanks for looking
Scottie
Thanks for looking
Scottie
Some truly excellent detail work. PaulE
scottie3158
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Thanks Paul, very kind of you to say glad t see you sticking with the build.
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More superb work Scottie. Love those wingnuts!
scottie3158
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John,
No worries mate, I will have to get some more and some thinner stuff as well, but normally I use the foil from various packaging for the thin stuff.
Glad you like the build so far, and good to see you along for the ride.
No worries mate, I will have to get some more and some thinner stuff as well, but normally I use the foil from various packaging for the thin stuff.
Glad you like the build so far, and good to see you along for the ride.
scottie3158
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Thanks Peter good to see you looking in.
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Durk
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Great detail work Scottie
! Will make the differnce once all put together.
DIRK
! Will make the differnce once all put together.DIRK
scottie3158
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Hi Dirk,
Thanks mate I hope it will.
Thanks mate I hope it will.
scottie3158
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Cheers Rick, appreciate the comment.All good so far, keep 'er going Scottie!
Cheers, Rick H.
Mick, Far from a master class but thanks for the kind words.
Greg, Thanks a lot mate I have to up my game to keep up with you and the other guys on here......and the details are stunning.....DAAAAAMN that looks really superb.... moooore...