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    #31
    There! That looks perfect!

    Very convincing tarmac, much better than the styrofoam. (Although that did look like wet concrete, this version does look a lot better).

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    • Guest

      #32
      Thanks Steve, thanks to you i was able to built the base

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        #33
        Yeah, that SPectre just came to life on that new base Leo. Nice work, looks like it is on display at an airshow.

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          #34
          Hi all,

          I guess it's the finished product. I still feel something can be added here but I'm running out of idea

          I added U.S.A.F van, light generator, fire extinguisher and stairs. As usual, any comments are most welcomed.

          Cheers Leo

          ps. Maybe administrator can move this thread to "completed diorama". Thanks

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          • Guest

            #35
            Nice diorama.

            One question though, there are several mechanics working on the plane and even on one of the propellers.

            What is that yellow guy with hisd paddles doing in front of the plane?

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            • Guest

              #36
              Where did you get the portable light unit? I have been looking for some of them in 1/48 scale as they use them at fairford whenever there is deployments. Which sadly is very rarely these days.

              That whole scene looks great

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              • Guest

                #37
                Originally posted by \
                Nice diorama.One question though, there are several mechanics working on the plane and even on one of the propellers.

                What is that yellow guy with hisd paddles doing in front of the plane?
                Hmmm, make sense. I think i will relieve him from his duty anytime soon. Lol. Thanks mate

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                • Guest

                  #38
                  Originally posted by \
                  Where did you get the portable light unit? I have been looking for some of them in 1/48 scale as they use them at fairford whenever there is deployments. Which sadly is very rarely these days.That whole scene looks great
                  Thanks Terry. I bought it from hobbyeasy.com but it's 1/72 scale and it's Hasegawa product. They have the 1/48 scale the item number is X48-4 also by Hasegawa.

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                  • Guest

                    #39
                    Cheers Leo I will have a look

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                    • Guest

                      #40
                      Simple, take the guy in yellow with the paddles, and place him in back by the cargo ramp. Put a truck or van nearby and it should look like he is directing traffic, instead of the plane.

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                      • Guest

                        #41
                        Now that is a great solution..

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                        • Guest

                          #42
                          Originally posted by \
                          Simple, take the guy in yellow with the paddles, and place him in back by the cargo ramp. Put a truck or van nearby and it should look like he is directing traffic, instead of the plane.
                          Thanks for the idea Steve.

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