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That's really looking great Jack. Your attention to detail always impressive.
I have a correction to make. After attaching all the superstructure and while attaching the railing, I found that the section I moved forward was in the correct place after all. The rear locating ridge was off about 1mm, not the little tabs. There's not a lot I can do about it now but the correction must be noted. I was able to work around my mistake.
I am back on it now after a PE platform had fallen off my workbench and I found it after 2 days of searching. I usually spread a white sheet under me to find such wayward parts but this time I didn't and payed for it.
I attached the main mast and several rails and ladders. I still have quit a few small items to attach but now it mostly looks like it will before painting.
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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Also, I got a little further on the Nell. Almost ready for paint.
Toshi: I think the mottling looks great! Much better results than the one I built years ago.
Jim: Sure, I think I'm ok with speaking for the group that if there's anything you need to know here we'll try to help you out.
Jack: She's coming together great! I love the finish you've gotten there.
Steve: ACK! Glad to hear you didn't have to try to tear up your work to relocate things. Gee friggin' whiz! Great work there on both kits, you're moving right along.
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Thank you Steve and Cliff.
About the ship correction, sounds like something I might of done, but at least it will still build up correctly with all that fine detail.
regards,
Jack
Here is the NMF shot with Vallejo Chrome.
On The Bench: Revell 1/48 B-25 Mitchell
Married to the most caring, loving, understanding, and beautiful wife in the world. Mrs. Toshi
With mottle.
Decal progress application.
Mottling looks perfect and the decals look good Toshi. I assume those are the Tamiya ones? I've had good luck with them though they are a little on the thick side, or at least their older ones were.
Gamera Mottling looks perfect and the decals look good Toshi. I assume those are the Tamiya ones? I've had good luck with them though they are a little on the thick side, or at least their older ones were.
Your friend, Toshi
Completed Hien Ki-61.
Oh wow, another great job there Toshi. Again really nice work on the mottling!
I'll probably be on the PC at home tonight so I'll try to get you posted then.
Toshi, splendid work there.
Looks very good, neat idea on the visible interior, and very good example of the mottling.
Toshi: Just got you posted. Again nice work and thanks for joining us!
That is a nice looking Tony! Great work on a very complicated paint scheme. I cannot even comprehend how to even begin painting that Ki-61.
Gamera Oh wow, another great job there Toshi. Again really nice work on the mottling! I'll probably be on the PC at home tonight so I'll try to get you posted then.
jgeratic Toshi, splendid work there. Looks very good, neat idea on the visible interior, and very good example of the mottling. regards, Jack
Gamera Toshi: Just got you posted. Again nice work and thanks for joining us!
Shacknasty Jim That is a nice looking Tony! Great work on a very complicated paint scheme. I cannot even comprehend how to even begin painting that Ki-61.
It's very difficult to get a perfect job on mottling like that. I think you did a fine job considering the pain of getting them just right Toshi.
Gamera It's very difficult to get a perfect job on mottling like that. I think you did a fine job considering the pain of getting them just right Toshi.
The A5M1 is now done. The markings on this Claude are of IJN ace Tetsuzo Iwamoto during operations over China.
Cliff, thanks for hosting this one, I was happy to participate. For the front page, choose the one you prefer.
Jack,
That sir is an amazing job.
Exquisite, Jack.
John
To see build logs for my models: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/mymodels.html
Wow. Just... wow. Not really sure what else to say. Nothing I can think of would do this justice.
Shacknasty Jim Wow. Just... wow. Not really sure what else to say. Nothing I can think of would do this justice.
That's Jack. He never ceases to amaze.
Thank you Steve, John, and Jim - really appreciate those kind comments.
Beautiful work as usual Jack! Love the weathered looks of the aluminum and the red accents.
I'll get you posted ASAP.
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