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Published: 2008-10-21 09:08:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 6169; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 887
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Italeri model. Took us an eternity to make.And I learned to weather a bit more.
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nice , what models did you use for all this, I am a 3d modeller myself and use works like this for reference' currently working on a flak40
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I believe it was a Revell model.Β
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awesome, I also build 1/35 scale German armor of WWII. working on a paper panzer right now
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hmm never tried the paper ones..
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Ya its a what if panzer from trumpeter, an E50 it comes with two types of main gun, think I'll use the 8.8
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nice work. i really like them since i was a kid.
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thank you very much
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WoW,good.My bf has that crazy hobby too.I know how it takes
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that it does. but it is very relaxing too
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Excellent work! I think DA always needs more model builders. You two keep up the good work!
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wow! you do models?!
the rust is pretty good. did you mean for it to not have texture but have the effect of weathering?
aweeesooommme.
check some of mine out if you have time.
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oh, I was just learning how to do some proper weathering on this one. Every model is a new experiment, and takes a lot of research and I learn something new with each one.
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oh i see. either way, it turned out pretty interesting regarding physical appearances.
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We use revell's acrylic paints
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cool thanks just wondering. i use a variety of paints form Windsor and Newton to gamesworkshop.
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Enamel paints never worked for me, and it was impossible to get a smooth coat using those cheap brushes. That's the reason I've re-bought nearly every model I had in my childhood and did them over again
Great job on these
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Oh that must have been a lot of work! We are currently working on a tug boat, and making a straight water line proved to be a far more difficult task than I imagined
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to get a straight water line, as boat modeller, one trick I used was to place the boat in a stand so she sat on a level surface, got a block of wood, drilled a hole for a pencil to sit in, making sure the fit was snug, then having sprayed the primer color down first (also doubling as he anti-fouling color), I used the pencil and block to do the line.
once that was done, down went the masking tape
worked a charm!
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that is a very interesting idea, thanks.
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check out my builds on [link] , to which im a member there, though look for "Ghost 2501" not "xantec"
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thanks. but it needs a few more tweaks.
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very nice detail, if only my boats turned out that good!
what paints did you use?
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Revell's acrylics. I tried enamel a while ago but found them too stinky, too messy, too icky
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never used revel's stuff.
I have used humbrol's enamel when I built Airfix planes as a lad, however for the boats that I sail. I use plasticote spray enamel for the hull and large areas of the superstructure, usually topped off with clear coat acrylic.
the little survey sub that I had operating off the back of Nord Icelandia used games workshop's Citadel brand.
again, nice work
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Revell has nice models, and very understandable how-to's, along withthe nifty little difficulty system, so you don't end up with a model that is way over your head.
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Najboljeg. Onog za slatkise i najudobnija mjesta za drijemanje u kuci
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mogu otprilike zamisliti
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Thanks. But I do have to fix a few details I noticed after I took the photos already.
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