Angus73

Hi Guys, I've started this project several weeks ago. As of today I have front compartment: and engine, already in place Best regards, tbc...

Hi, thanks for feedback, honestly the rigging is a bigget challange. The key is to plan before. All blocks must be on the mast before you put in in place to the hull. Sails mounting, top->down. And from inner lines to outer ones (like braces) and as well top-down. You have 60-80 lines along mast at the bottom. I have run from the bowsprit towards stern. I use Planning, planning and planning and surgical tools

Hi Guys, three years and it is done I have upgraded Revell set with sails, wooden blocks and PE equipment. Best regards, now return to 1:16 cars

Thanks Guys, Yes, they are original plastics and painted woodlike the way I presented in the past with acrylic and vangogh oil paints with dry brush.

Hi Guys, it's been a long time but extremly hot summer and a scalemodel goft for my friend stopped CS. But as of now the foremast and mainmast almost completed. Some ropes and blocks will be added at the end tbc, and best regards

Hi Guys, following civil version I've just made military one for my friend, best regards and tbc

Thanks for feedback, I will keep you updated and meanwhile, Merry Christmas and Happy New Model Year!

Hi Guys, thanks for all comments in workshop section. Now it is ready for 31st Great final of Annual Charity Auction: Best regards and now time to return to Cutty Sark

Hi Guys, front is ready Best regards and tbc...

Hi Guys, an update on tank no polishing was needed and with pipes Best regards an tbc...

Hi Guys, a short update. I wanted to add something special to this model. So I have completed the speedometer and starter... and put key with HD emblemat into So now it will be ready to "Kickstart my heart" 🤟 jut at the beginning and hopefully or somebody's else later! I have added an ignition coil with cables And something special for future owner if he/she wants to have a cool bear after a joyride... I dont know yet where to put it into frame but no hurry, this will be decided later

Hi Guys thanks for feedback the work goes on.... First comment to the wheels. It is pretty easy: 1. just cut of plastic spokes and make holes 0,8mm instead in rims and 0,5mm in center pieces 2. glue both rims of alloy together and paint as you wish 3. put the tire on, before spokes. 4. cut surgical needle 0,8mm and put them into holes in alloy; they must be enough long to pin them into tire from inside 5. cut and put steel cord 0,5mm inside needle, longer as well to reach the tire, bended 90o to fix them in the center part. 6. Smile Now battery The colour, paint with one clear cote before polishing. I am waiting for decals, so once they are added, final clear cote and polishing will be done. And it has just started to look like a Harley the rear wheel is on, but just to keep it verticaly and to avoid colapsing Cables will be adjusted off course... Regards and TBC...

I am impressed… great detailing and open door outcome

Hi Guys, as last year I have started a new project for our charity auction event. Last year it was Triumph: It was a great success, almost 550 GBP was donated as highest bid! So this edition will be based on civil version of this legendary bike. As of today: 1. front suspension 2. wheels 3. engine Best regards and tbc...

Hi Guys, as of to day it is as it is, i mean foremast is equiped with sails and 90% of ropes and other stuff. The rest, like brasses will be added later. Now I have to make a break for another project, kindly wellcome to civil vehicles workshop Best regards and I think in Janaury tbc