Airfix 1/48 Bristol Blenheim Mk1

[Nicko]

Looks great Barry and thanks for sharing your methods.

Nick

[adt70hk]

Andrew
Looking good the wash has come out great.

Scottie...... You mean Barry....

I think you've done what I've done a few times in the past and taken another poster's name....:sad:

ATB

Andrew

[scottie3158]

Scottie...... You mean Barry....

I think you've done what I've done a few times in the past and taken another poster's name....:sad:

ATB

Andrew

My apologies

[BarryW]

I had an accident, dropping the model, while trying to get into awkward places. The model rattled when I picked it up and found that the very nice instrument panel had broken away.

I waited until I had done the final matt coat to remove the masking and to see if I could fit it back in through the gap I left in the top. Sadly there was no way I could find to hold the piece in the right position to slot it through the gap and over into position. In the end I decided to seal up the canopy without the i.p. Annoying, I just won’t have to look closely into the cockpit….

Strangely this is the second time in a row where an internal part came loose. Both times it was where I used superglue to fix painted parts into place. I won’t do that again….



Anyway I have finished the weathering and final fittings. Here is how she looks now. I will do a completed thread soon.



Photos still not positioning in the correct perspective even where it looks OK on the phone.

[Ian M]

Bummer! CA is brittle and breaks very easy if shocked but I guess you know that by now. I hate the stuff!
Regarding the photos being in the wrong orientation, Which way are you holding your phone. Up-down as if talking of sideways?
A solution is in sight but will happen after John has moved the shop to another server...

[scottie3158]

Barry,
That is a great result mate. But a real bummer about the IP.

[Nicko]

Bad luck with the drop Barry, but she looks a beauty.

Nick