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331 gets a new Forever Home
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Great looking kit !! Only real issues seem to be with the canopy fit. Some seem to have issues, and some don’t.
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Tiger 712, here at Fort Benning, in Columbus, GA, is being restored.
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Really nice work, Stef !!
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I use washes of Burnt Umber oil paint, thinned to varying degrees with white spirits...
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Well... Who's a smart little Piglet, then Very nice job there, Steve !! I fully agree... These are superb tracks. I have a set for a Tiger and a couple of Panzer III/IV sets.
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Don't forget that olive drab fades, scuffs, and changes color a lot, due to weather and sun bleaching, fading, dust impregnation etc. Just look at some of the photos of B17's that have taken on a grey hue, or even blue and purple. I just mix my own, from Vallejo paints.
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Tasca/Asuka 1/35 El Alamein Sherman II DV.
Longbow replied to Jasper dog's topic in M3/M4 Medium Tank STGB II
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Looks like it says "USS Constitution", to me.... But I'm sure that that's not right
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The primer was extremely hard. There is a photo out there, somewhere, of a test that David Byden did, on a piece of Panther side skirt. He could scratch off the top coats, dark yellow, brown, and green, but could not scratch through the red primer. I would think that chips and scratches inside would be barely visible.
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The 1911 really struggles with .45 blank rounds. You basically have to hand cycle each round. If you watch The Getaway, (1972) with Steve McQueen, there’s lots of Non 1911, 1911 action in that movie. The Star Model B in 9mm was used for the shooting scenes, as it looks a lot like a 1911 but cycles blanks easily. My other, other, job, is hand fitting/building 1911’s.
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As stated above, the red primer is extremely tough.
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Sherman M4A1 76mm 1/35 Dragon, Cologne March 1945
Longbow replied to Marco1965's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
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Coming along nicely, Steve !!
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Ahh... The old, "PVA and Tea Leaves" trick.... Okay, question.... I thought that something was wrong with the Tamiya Challenger 2 ? Is something wrong with it ? Wrong sized armor blocks on the front, or something ?
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MiG-29UB Fulcrum Polish Air Force Trumpeter 1:32
Longbow replied to Koralik64's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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I’m still pinched between Moistened Lips…
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M41 Walker Bulldog-rust never sleeps...
Longbow replied to Gary Brantley's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
It’s certainly getting there. Don’t be afraid to push the envelope a little. Look at photos of the real vehicles, and experiment on a paint mule. -
Tasca/Asuka 1/35 El Alamein Sherman II DV.
Longbow replied to Jasper dog's topic in M3/M4 Medium Tank STGB II
Don’t trust the Olde Wizards “Dry Brushing” balderdash !! He’ll lead down a Bad Path, Young Darryl !! -
A M4 with a M1, together they are called 'APACHE'
Longbow replied to Retired Bob's topic in M3/M4 Medium Tank STGB II
Dry brushing ??!! What are you looking for ?? Subtlety ?? Stick it where it needs to be !! Daub, if you must !! Wield it with Power, I say !! Never mind this, Olde Schoole, Dry Brushing !! -
Citroen Traction Avant in US MP service
Longbow replied to Phil1960's topic in Work in Progress - Armour
I fully agree. Wonderful detailing on the doors -
Yes, yes, and Thrice Yes !! Where is @M3talpig and @Jasper dog along with a Myriad of others ??