Looks like your large multi engined collection is steadily growing.BsYamato wrote:Lol just found an hasegawa P-3 Orion and academy catalana at low price![]()
Soon updates, the desert Camo almost done
Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72
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You're right.... Unfortunately for my pocket :(
And few hours ago a C-97.. It's time to replace my shelves with an hangar
And few hours ago a C-97.. It's time to replace my shelves with an hangar
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Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72
BsY, that Hurricane looks fantastic! Brilliant job on the cockpit details. I would never have the guts to try that; my skills are far too meager for that kind of thing.
I know what you mean about your large multi-engined collection needing a hanger. I have two P-3 Orions, two DC-6's, one military, the other civilian; a Valiant, three flying boats: a Shinmeiwa, a Martin Mariner, and one other; two Tu-16 badgers, one Tu-142 Bear, one Tu-160 Blackjack, two more Hercules (at least)... and those are the ones I have on the top of my head. I really do need to finish a few of these.
Looking forward to seeing more! Keep up the great work!
I know what you mean about your large multi-engined collection needing a hanger. I have two P-3 Orions, two DC-6's, one military, the other civilian; a Valiant, three flying boats: a Shinmeiwa, a Martin Mariner, and one other; two Tu-16 badgers, one Tu-142 Bear, one Tu-160 Blackjack, two more Hercules (at least)... and those are the ones I have on the top of my head. I really do need to finish a few of these.
Looking forward to seeing more! Keep up the great work!
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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.
Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72
Probably the C-97 I will left to a friends that searched for this kit for years, I can wait for another one
Lol lots of these giants I started but not yet finished, the more advanced in works are the Sunderland, condor and he-177, I must finish them!
This night I glued sight clear parts, retouched the Camo lines and glued windscreen and the four guns, Asap the pictures.
Lol lots of these giants I started but not yet finished, the more advanced in works are the Sunderland, condor and he-177, I must finish them!
This night I glued sight clear parts, retouched the Camo lines and glued windscreen and the four guns, Asap the pictures.
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Feels like forget to update the post for excessive time
LOL it's basically finished as the mil-4

then.. return at the wip from last session:
With the humbrol 89 these are the main color used for the desert scheme

89 on ,at least 3 thinned layer was used for each color

94 on, darked with the 26 (the darder between the upper colors)

the 26.. lighted with the 94


added the gunsight glass, also the movable piece of canopy was used to fix in the right place the windscreen


Postshading and highllights, then glossy before decals (the black in the weels are as base for aluminium )


decals on; no problerm with them, went from a revell hurricane




More details painted and a white drybrush to tone down decals and more highlights



On the gears

works on the propeller

this will be...

The basement of rearview mirror, done with aluminium can

Last picture on the house basement before to move in the kitchen

glued all pieces and stretched sprue antenna wires on. Tomorrow will paint the wire and the hurricane could be called finished, just need to check if i forget something




that's all for now , tomorrow will update the hound thread too, sorry for the delay
At the next!
LOL it's basically finished as the mil-4

then.. return at the wip from last session:
With the humbrol 89 these are the main color used for the desert scheme

89 on ,at least 3 thinned layer was used for each color

94 on, darked with the 26 (the darder between the upper colors)

the 26.. lighted with the 94


added the gunsight glass, also the movable piece of canopy was used to fix in the right place the windscreen


Postshading and highllights, then glossy before decals (the black in the weels are as base for aluminium )


decals on; no problerm with them, went from a revell hurricane




More details painted and a white drybrush to tone down decals and more highlights



On the gears

works on the propeller

this will be...

The basement of rearview mirror, done with aluminium can

Last picture on the house basement before to move in the kitchen

glued all pieces and stretched sprue antenna wires on. Tomorrow will paint the wire and the hurricane could be called finished, just need to check if i forget something




that's all for now , tomorrow will update the hound thread too, sorry for the delay
At the next!
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Finished this morning! some picture in the kitchen, outdoor pictures prevented by the wind
asap i'll take them and post the finished thread




More here
http://s405.photobucket.com/user/bsyama ... t=3&page=1
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More here
http://s405.photobucket.com/user/bsyama ... t=3&page=1
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man, your bush work is always so fantastic
Every take-off has a landing...some are just better than others
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I can give a hearty second to Owl's endorsement!
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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You are indeed the Master with a brush! I've never seen anyone else do postshading with a brush
Stunning work!
cheers
Stuart
Stunning work!
cheers
Stuart
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