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I have to take a short break from the Triconderoga and it's PE for a few days, even though she's coming along well, I'm getting burn out!
I just feel the need to build and finish a kit now! So I pulled an old favorite from the stash and having built a number of the Hasegawa A-4's I know it can be done quickly.
It didn't take long to reach the point where I'm now ready to slap primer and paint her. I have several different Marine decal sheets to choose from but may go with VMA-211 in the gull gray/white scheme, a favorite of mine.
I should be back on the ship kit next week, intending to install the hard to reach PE rails before laying down the flight deck. Though it could go the other way but no dice.
On the bench: So many hanger queens.
She's looking great! What colors are you using? I'm going to be using the LifeColor paints on CV-14.
Bish Need to do some cathc up. Mark, the Lincoln looks amazing. Thats a great set up on the deck and i love all the details like the raised blast walls and the vehicles. Great work.
Need to do some cathc up. Mark, the Lincoln looks amazing. Thats a great set up on the deck and i love all the details like the raised blast walls and the vehicles.
Great work.
If i was your wife, i'd poison your tea! If Iwas your husband, I would drink it! WINSTON CHURCHILL
Great job Raider...keep at 'er!!
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On the Bench: Nothing on the go ATM
raider, nice job painting that hull.
I am a Norfolk man and i glory in being so
On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
Thanks Greg. But i am in awe of what the otehr guys are producing, but like Mark says, we have to start some where, and this was my start.
Some great boats shaping up there gents!
No bucks, no Buck Rogers
The Camo has come up looking great Raider.....Cheers mark
Thanks Gents and Greg don't worry as we all had to start somewhere. Whether it be a Newbie or an experienced Modeller trying a new Genre. It is all a learning Curve so do not sweat it. Most of all is to have fun and learn.....Cheers Mark
That's a fine looking ship there. I also like the detailing on the backside of the blast deflectors, was that the kit mold or did you add that?
WOW, guys....the work here is awesome, my oob build won't be that good.
Bish: your Victorious looks magnificent!
surfsup: Abe is marvelous.
Rob: the Hornet is simply wonderful.
Here's a few pics of what i've done so far.
the hull has been laid (now I remember why I haven't built a ship since high school!) the flight deck (I used 600g sand paper to rough it up a bit)
the flight deck (I used 600g sand paper to rough it up a bit)
Greg H
"There is many a boy here today who looks on war as all glory, but, boys, it is all hell." Gen. Wm T. Sherman (11 April 1880, Columbus, Ohio)
Thanks for the comments my Friend. Much appreciated.....Cheers mark
Nicely-done, Mark. Great-looking carrier and airgroup.
And thanks for the insight on gluing the planes to the deck.
Thanks Buddy. I glue them to the Deck so none of them go missing. I can now say that the mighty USS Abraham Lincoln and now complete and ready to sail.....Cheers mark
Thanks, Mark.
And that's a great-looking presentation on Abe. Very colorful and eye-catching.
Do you glue the aircraft to the flight deck or leave them loose? I've read that their are advantages to doing it either way.
That is some nice work Checkmate and Raider. Thanks for the nice comments to Bish. Abe's Airwing is now onboard. more to come soon.....Cheers Mark
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