Looked hard for evidence of a beaching dolley in the pics and came up with nothing...so...thinking it was a bluff...
1/72 Sword AR 196(finished pg5)
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I love your colors and want to flash them....
Looked hard for evidence of a beaching dolley in the pics and came up with nothing...so...thinking it was a bluff...
Looked hard for evidence of a beaching dolley in the pics and came up with nothing...so...thinking it was a bluff...
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At this point, the dolly is only a thought/plan...hasn't even made it to the drawing board yet.Manny1943 wrote:
Looked hard for evidence of a beaching dolley in the pics and came up with nothing...so...thinking it was a bluff...
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Hmmmmm...I see some planking in the upper left in one of the pics...first clue...
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That's just some leftover Tamiya tape set aside for re-use.
The only clue anywhere is...."I'm planning to make one"!
The only clue anywhere is...."I'm planning to make one"!
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Nice work Fermis!
It's actually pretty amazing to see how much details you can squeeze into a 1/72 scale plane! Without your hands & fingers next to the cockpit, one could easily believe it's an 1/48 scale plane.
- Kari
It's actually pretty amazing to see how much details you can squeeze into a 1/72 scale plane! Without your hands & fingers next to the cockpit, one could easily believe it's an 1/48 scale plane.
- Kari
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On the bench:
MiniArt 1:48 - Junkers F13 Float Plane
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On the bench:
MiniArt 1:48 - Junkers F13 Float Plane
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Thanks Kari...I'm actually finding 1/72 to be far easier to make more convincing...much more "fiddly", but easier in the long run.
Painted!


Painted!


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Nice progress on this MOFO...the greens in splinter camo don't seem to contrast much against each other though???
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Shoulda seen em before I lightened the lighter color!!!
I used RLM65/72/73, as called for...they're so close, I had to do some color modification.
They're different enough, when there's separation between em...but put em together and they just blend.
I used RLM65/72/73, as called for...they're so close, I had to do some color modification.
They're different enough, when there's separation between em...but put em together and they just blend.
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I'm seeing clues on your bench concerning that beaching dolly...just sayin...
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What's this I hear about fermis playing with a dolly??
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