1/48 Hasegawa A6M3 Zero (Finished )
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lawdog114
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Re: 1/48 Hasegawa A6M3 Zero (Finished )
Thanks Manny. The base is supposed to represent a portion of a simple dirt runway or field in Bougainville. It's made out of real dirt actually....nothing special.
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Re: 1/48 Hasegawa A6M3 Zero (Finished )
Nothing wrong with the execution, I just find that bases rarely work with aircraft. Also, IMO, you broke a cardinal rule of having a base smaller than the subject matter...lawdog114 wrote:Thanks Manny. The base is supposed to represent a portion of a simple dirt runway or field in Bougainville. It's made out of real dirt actually....nothing special.
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I didn't realize you had the rule book..at least I know where it's at should I need it for reference. 
It's all good...
It's all good...
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Re: 1/48 Hasegawa A6M3 Zero (Finished )
IMO = IN MY OPINIONlawdog114 wrote:I didn't realize you had the rule book..at least I know where it's at should I need it for reference.
It's all good...
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Hence the "it's all good"...
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Re: 1/48 Hasegawa A6M3 Zero (Finished )
Pretty slick!!!
I think the base is alright. If it were a full blown dio, then yea, the base should be bigger than the plane.
The only thing I'd do different, would be to have the plane more angled rather than "in line" with the base...but that's just me. Anyway...I like it, it looks good!
I think the base is alright. If it were a full blown dio, then yea, the base should be bigger than the plane.
The only thing I'd do different, would be to have the plane more angled rather than "in line" with the base...but that's just me. Anyway...I like it, it looks good!
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Re: 1/48 Hasegawa A6M3 Zero (Finished )
Maybe there is such a rule in your world, Manny, but not here on this place.Manny1943 wrote:Nothing wrong with the execution, I just find that bases rarely work with aircraft. Also, IMO, you broke a cardinal rule of having a base smaller than the subject matter...
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This is my world...welcome...Thomas_M wrote:Maybe there is such a rule in your world, Manny, but not here on this place.Manny1943 wrote:Nothing wrong with the execution, I just find that bases rarely work with aircraft. Also, IMO, you broke a cardinal rule of having a base smaller than the subject matter...
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Think "pedestal" not so much "base". I generally do these to keep them from getting damaged, and the plane can be held by the base instead of the plane itself. The ground cover is just added for realism. Agreed, a full dio would get a larger base such as Boyington's Corsair.
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