Mark1
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I think there useable for my purposes,not up to the same standard as your aftermarket 15 quid each jobbies of course but they will match my standard of figure painting
What's on the bench 2022
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Almost guaranteed to be. ISTR that there was one in resin too, once upon a time, but that kit was probably discontinued very soon after Tamiya announced their version over twenty years ago.
rtfoe
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Still plugging along with my Clifton Sprague...now adding the railings with the help of a divider and blu tac to hold sections of the PE and tacking down with CA.
This is just the left top deck.
Cheers,
Richard
This is just the left top deck.
Cheers,
Richard
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Some great work guys going into the new year
Hope to finish this :
https://www.scale-models.co.uk/thre...possible-idea-for-bmp-in-aleppo-ll-dio.36385/ 30% done
and this:
https://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/saa-t-72a-labna-ca-2014.37433/ 60% done
oh, and the side project:
Hope to finish this :
https://www.scale-models.co.uk/thre...possible-idea-for-bmp-in-aleppo-ll-dio.36385/ 30% done
and this:
https://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/saa-t-72a-labna-ca-2014.37433/ 60% done
oh, and the side project:
These little fellas to be painted up on my (finished I think) Spanish Galleon. Yet to be seen whether I actually stick them on it...
Have fun with them Bobby. Poses look quite “YMCA” when seen like this 
Have fun with them Bobby. Poses look quite “YMCA” when seen like this
Think I should do a construction worker, fireman, cowboy etc.?
“Who me? But I’m afraid of water”…… to quote the chant chorus response…..
I'll see you at the YMCA!!
I do recall a certain catapult dio on here and I just had to laugh out loud,
Slowly the Village People are starting to imerge...it's time to put on YMCA....tears-of-joy...
Sorry Richard, I couldn't resist..........
Prost
Allen
Anyone else had a 'YMCA' earworm today?
Going to have to put 'In The Navy' on to get rid of it.
Going to have to put 'In The Navy' on to get rid of it.
rtfoe
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They want you……..they want you……..they want you as a new recruit….
With the completion of the last two Rooskies I now have a sufficient number of hitch hikers for the Russian Tank GB. I did darken the skin areas with a second coat of flesh wash.....seemed to help with the details a bit more......next time you see these guys will be in the completed armor section on the back of an SU100.
Look great to me Rick, and I can still hear Otis whistling
Love it Rick, thought they could be grenade fishing and looking to what's been stunned
! Joking apart think the definition with the uniforms and kit is great, can't be easy in that scale.Thank you Tim.....I think I'm beginning to get a handle on this fig. painting thing and I really appreciate the way you took time to walk me through it with your tutorial during the Renault U23 build. Just figuring out that wet pallet kit was a challenge. Tip 'O the Hat to you! Rick H.
Rick H.Hi JR......never thought of that! The "boys" do look a little hungry don't they? You are right....not easy but I'm beginning to enjoy it more and that's a good thing.......I must have close to 500 figs. in various Services to build and paint up so I need to be enjoying myself while doing it. Now that I think about it, the real PITA is building them.....most of them come in 4 or 5 pieces and require careful scraping of the "seam lines".......that's where Tim's suggestion of a black wash after priming to bring out "definition helps a lot....then I can actually see the little buggers! Thanks for stopping by. Rick H.
Rick H.
No probs Rick. The wet palette is a bit of a game changer isn’t it….and the liquid talent that is flesh wash makes things so much easier in the small scales. The secret is to actually use quite a lot and just blob it on. If you do the flesh first it is then easy to cut it back to size with the subsequent clothing paints.Thank you Tim.....I think I'm beginning to get a handle on this fig. painting thing and I really appreciate the way you took time to walk me through it with your tutorial during the Renault U23 build. Just figuring out that wet pallet kit was a challenge. Tip 'O the Hat to you!
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