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Productive Weekend Part One-Lots of Pics

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  • Member since
    June 2003
  • From: Rowland Heights, California
Posted by Duke Maddog on Sunday, June 12, 2005 1:13 AM
QUOTE: Originally posted by TANGO 1

Your lucky to have the time! Nice work on the Puma, I've been asked to build one for someone, how did it build up?

regards,

Darren.


Thanks Darren! I'm glad I have the time. I have a new assignment starting on Monday with a new kitchen to install. I won't have any time this coming week.

Actually, It has been so long since I built this, I can barely remember! I do remember that the clear windscreen had a difficult fit, but aside from that, I think it was pretty straightforward. Good luck on your kit, I hope you'll be able to post pics when you start.
  • Member since
    December 2002
  • From: A secret workshop somewhere in England
Posted by TANGO 1 on Friday, June 10, 2005 5:21 PM
Your lucky to have the time! Nice work on the Puma, I've been asked to build one for someone, how did it build up?

regards,

Darren.
Regards, Darren. C.A.G. FAA/USNFAW GB
  • Member since
    June 2003
  • From: Rowland Heights, California
Productive Weekend Part One-Lots of Pics
Posted by Duke Maddog on Wednesday, June 8, 2005 11:29 PM
Yes folks, part one. I am posting these four parts here since I have such a hodgepodge of subjects represented in these four posts. I had gotten so much done that I'll have to post in several posts to keep those on dialup from throwing their computers in disgust at the slow download time. Evil [}:)]Clown [:o)]

I was given a gift from God in the form of an obligation-free weekend! Loads of time to 'play'! Propeller [8-] So I sat down and looked at all the stuff I had sitting on the workbench and decided to just 'git 'er done'!

I started with my 1/72 scale Airfix French Puma that simply needed decals. I had finally found a set and got them put on:



Here it is finished with the dullcoat over it. The flash still makes it look a little shiny though.



Next, I took and painted a basecoat on my Airfix 1/72 scale Australian Centurion.



I may be putting a camo pattern on it once I get some more details finished. Or I may just leave it a solid green and wash and drybrush it instead. I definitely need to find the missing exhaust part though before I can declare this one done.

Finally, I repaired my old 1/72 scale Italeri M6 Gun truck.



I also dirtied it up a bit with some more wash and drybrushing to make it look better.

In between all this, I started a couple of kits as well. But I'll save those for the next post, along with the pics of my completed Titanic!
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