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Don Stauffer Some small civil airports do have asphalt ramps, so an asphalt ramp is not completely out of the question.
Some small civil airports do have asphalt ramps, so an asphalt ramp is not completely out of the question.
While that may be true but not on Military bases.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
well there you have it. Problem solved.
Steve
Building a kit from your stash is like cutting a head off a Hydra, two more take it's place.
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modelcrazy Thank you Bish. between your link and the OP's process I can't lose! Your Do 24 base was superb . Now I can't wait to give it a try...wait, that means I won't be using water
Thank you Bish. between your link and the OP's process I can't lose! Your Do 24 base was superb .
Now I can't wait to give it a try...wait, that means I won't be using water
Your welcome. But who says you can't.
Just sayin
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Here is the link. I have only tried this once so far, on a Do 24 base. Most of mine aircrfat are on grass fields. I only used the painting part, which starts about a third of the way down. First time out i got a result that i was really pleased with and far better than my previous ones.
http://bowemodels.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/technique-building-basic-wwii-era.html
Bish I have a reall useful link for painting concrete ramps. I will post it when i get to my comp tonight.
I have a reall useful link for painting concrete ramps. I will post it when i get to my comp tonight.
That would be great Bish. I really need to work on my concrete.
One more thing. I glued the foam board to plywood. The foam board warped after is was painted.
Your comments and questions are always welcome.
stikpusher Looks good. I might suggest a gray concrete color for aircraft ramps though. Concrete for airfields is more common than asphalt.
Looks good. I might suggest a gray concrete color for aircraft ramps though. Concrete for airfields is more common than asphalt.
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The board in 20"x30". The plane is 1/48 scale. The most difficult part of making the board is removing the face paper.
Oh I like that, better than the cardboard I use. What scale is that? (sorry I didn't look at the link if it was in there)
I place my models on what looks like asphalt pavement before I photograph them.
I purchased a foam core board with black foam and paper. I removed the paper and then applied some paint to the foam. Click on this link to see how it is done.
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/17438
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