Big Scale Sufa 1/32
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
I got a cert and an Academy TBM-3 Avenger. (Which is essentially a re box Accurate Miniatures)
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
Very nice and congrats on the award. As for the seam filling; I use Mr. Surfacer 500 and Mr. Hobby Thinner to do the same thing. The nice thing about it is that the Mr. Hobby Thinner doesn't attack the plastic and is always the same consistency. Still, it feels good to know I'm using the same techniques as a Master such as yourself. Maybe someday my work will look as good. Keep going man and thanks for the tutorial!
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"Do you know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I get and beat you with 'till you understand who's in ruttin' command!"
-Jayne Cobb, Firefly Episode 2 "The Train Job"
We are modelers - the same in spirit, in hunger to insanely buy newly released kits, hustlers in hiding our stash from our better halves and experts in using garbage as replacements for after-market parts.
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
Congrats indeed! Great technique thank you for sharing! Your work always looks fantastic!
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
Heartfelt congrats, Monty! 
You show us the certificate for the second place but obviously forgot to mention the first place?!?
You show us the certificate for the second place but obviously forgot to mention the first place?!?
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
first one was an Academy 1/350 Bismark and the third was an Academy 1/35 Hetzer.Thomas_M wrote:Heartfelt congrats, Monty!
You show us the certificate for the second place but obviously forgot to mention the first place?!?
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
that's a good tip. tried the Mr. Surfacer but never the Mr. Hobby Thinner. think the problem with these acetone nail polish removers is that their ingredient are different from one manufacture vs the other.Duke Maddog wrote:Very nice and congrats on the award. As for the seam filling; I use Mr. Surfacer 500 and Mr. Hobby Thinner to do the same thing. The nice thing about it is that the Mr. Hobby Thinner doesn't attack the plastic and is always the same consistency. Still, it feels good to know I'm using the same techniques as a Master such as yourself. Maybe someday my work will look as good. Keep going man and thanks for the tutorial!
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
Some more posting on the exhaust pipes. Everything is done with Tamiya paints, as that's pretty much what I have in Surabaya. Here, masking the inner side so it doesn't get any overspray
A basic spray of Tamiya Titanium Silver
This is the second coat of Tamiya Titanium Silver mixed with Tamiya Clear Yellow.
Here, masking the turkey feathers. time consuming but its a must. I wanted to get different toning between the overlapped petals and the ones that are not.
Final look fresh from airbrushing. no washing was done at this stage. I cant seem to see the different tones, not that apparent in this image
A basic spray of Tamiya Titanium Silver
This is the second coat of Tamiya Titanium Silver mixed with Tamiya Clear Yellow.
Here, masking the turkey feathers. time consuming but its a must. I wanted to get different toning between the overlapped petals and the ones that are not.
Final look fresh from airbrushing. no washing was done at this stage. I cant seem to see the different tones, not that apparent in this image
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
Just in case, Monty.
A unique feature on F100-PW-229 engines: charcoal-coloured nozzle petals:
The petals are made up from carbon fibre, by th way.
Another word on Gunze thinners.
I'm assuming, by stating "Mr.Hobby thinner", Duke is actually referring to Mr.COLOR Thinner.
Mr.HOBBY COLOR Thinner is only intended to thin the water-based, "aqueous" acrylics. In contrast, Mr.COLOR Thinner dilutes pretty much any product from the range of Gunze finishing products.
Mr.COLOR Thinner:
Mr.HOBBY COLOR Thinner:
Erik
A unique feature on F100-PW-229 engines: charcoal-coloured nozzle petals:
The petals are made up from carbon fibre, by th way.
Another word on Gunze thinners.
I'm assuming, by stating "Mr.Hobby thinner", Duke is actually referring to Mr.COLOR Thinner.
Mr.HOBBY COLOR Thinner is only intended to thin the water-based, "aqueous" acrylics. In contrast, Mr.COLOR Thinner dilutes pretty much any product from the range of Gunze finishing products.
Mr.COLOR Thinner:
Mr.HOBBY COLOR Thinner:
Erik
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Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
Got that Erik. way darker than I thought!! 
gotta rework the whole thing, but ok. just a minor setback in a major operation....
gotta rework the whole thing, but ok. just a minor setback in a major operation....Monty / dmminiatures
Re: Big Scale Sufa 1/32
Nothing critical, though. Only requiring some extra time.