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You are doing a wonderful job on thid kit.
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U.S.S. Ward DD-139 (1/350 by Black Cat)
StephenCJ replied to Faraway's topic in Work in Progress - Maritime
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U.S.S. Ward DD-139 (1/350 by Black Cat)
StephenCJ replied to Faraway's topic in Work in Progress - Maritime
I have just bought this kit (1/2 hour ago). Gonna follow along and learn something about building this kit. Stephen -
I would like to give this build 500 thumbs up. Brilliant job
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We have had the privilege of being flooded. I did find the fuselage parts but they were swiming in sewerage water, they have been cleaned and now they are somewhere in a shipping container in our driveway along with most of our other goodies from downstairs, love it. I set up a modeling bench and was told to remove it by building company. I have a few models on the go. Stephen being sad
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M3 Stuart in Caunter Scheme (Academy 1:35) ***Finished***
StephenCJ replied to SimonL's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
You have done a fantastic job on this kit. Stephen- 34 replies
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Progress continues. I have finished most of the plactic parts. A good undercoat will show up any parts that need attention. Disk brake and axle assemblies, I will paint these seperately. PE parts Thanks for looking. Stephen
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I gonna watch too. Your builds are quite interesting. Dogsbody get a stool and stand on it, you will see everything
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Progress continues. This builds into a very large model as you can see. I still have a lot of small parts to add and some PE. Parts A28 and A34 after they are glued together are a pain to add to the gun. I ended up using a little PVA to hold the pins on the gun assembly so they could be lined up to the A28 and A34 assembly. I hope this makes some sense. Thanks for looking Stephen
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Some plastic glued together. This is quite a large model, easy to put together, with a little care as some parts are too tight not allowing for an easy fit and movement. Gun Barrel, sanded and ready for some undecoat. Gun Trails, I thought I had all the parts attached, not yet there are different parts for deployed and in the travel position. I have also reamed out the large holes as the holes are a litte too tight. These next 3 parts hold the gun to the trails and have required a little, no a lot of sanding to make for smooth operation. Thanks for looking Stephen
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I haven't posted in this forum before, I normally build aircraft. My modelling bits are in the container in the driveway, in the shed or out in the rain under a verandah and who knows for how long. I have managed to find some tools and have started this kit on the kitchen table, not an ideal place. Anyhow some images. Box art Sprues X 2 except for the gun trails PE and decals I have started to build this kit and some pics will follow. Thanks for looking Stephen
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1:72 Valom Northrop BT-1 Dive Bomber
StephenCJ replied to Navy Bird's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
and no blood, I hope. Beautiful as always Bill. -
1:72 Valom Northrop BT-1 Dive Bomber
StephenCJ replied to Navy Bird's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
For a bloke with a smashed finger and an overdose of the wog this is turning out to be a nice build and I do love the colour scheme. Stephen, whose modelling tools are in a container in the driveway. -
1:72 Valom Northrop BT-1 Dive Bomber
StephenCJ replied to Navy Bird's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
Old guys are some of the best -
1:72 Valom Northrop BT-1 Dive Bomber
StephenCJ replied to Navy Bird's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
I lied, plenty of covid. Been talking to the wrong people, even the quak I see has had covid and happily spread it among his staff until he was tested. Stephen, teller of porky pies.