Did you see them coming?

[scottie3158]

nice delicate work Scottie

Thanks Brad, It's these type of things I like to do.

Its funny that we impose these rules on ourselves, but rarely stick with em. Don’t worry though, we all do it!
On a recent online shopping spree, I told myself “just paint, nothing else” ......so what started out as a couple of new paints, soon turned into two new model kits, 10+ new paints, decal fixers, some enamel washes and thinners.....ooops:tongue-out2:
Love the stowage....very neatly done :thumb2:

Si, Your right there, normally I like to make the clutter myself but the black dog stuff looked good on line, but I won't bother again.

Progressing nicely Scottie. P.C.O.
Cheers, Rick H.

Rick, Thanks mate. P.C.O. ?

Hi Scottie
Loving the clutter. The 50 cal looks great. Interested in how the Live Resin compares.
Jim

Jim, Glad you like the .50,I hope the Live Resin one is good it wasn't cheap.

Scottie

[scottie3158]

Looking good. The "crapintheback" is what separates the ho-hum from the exceptional. Carry on. PaulE

Paul, I can't say exceptional but it will have "crapintheback"

[minitnkr]

I tend to agree about molded clutter. It's a potential short cut, but never seems to live up to its' marketing. Usually doesn't fit w/out work or look as good as discreet stuff. PaulE

[Mini Me]

Please Carry On:rolling:
Cheers, Rick H.

[Lee Drennen]

Great work as always Scottie nice aftermarket stuff I always enjoy adding that kind of detail.

[JR]

Paul , Bored ! Never mate, it's always interesting to follow and see what you can come up with .
John

[scottie3158]

Please Carry On:rolling:
Cheers, Rick H.

Rick, Thanks mate.

I tend to agree about molded clutter. It's a potential short cut, but never seems to live up to its' marketing. Usually doesn't fit w/out work or look as good as discreet stuff. PaulE

Yes I agree I doubt whether I will but any again.

[scottie3158]

Great work as always Scottie nice aftermarket stuff I always enjoy adding that kind of detail.

Hi Lee, thanks mate, I think I will stick to making my own in future.

Paul , Bored ! Never mate, it's always interesting to follow and see what you can come up with .
John

Thanks John, Keep on following but don't expect to much.

[Strenko J]

Lovin the .50 MG

[scottie3158]

Lovin the .50 MG

Thanks Joe I have another one on order which may or may not be better.

[BigGreg]

I'm really looking forward to see what you do... :-)
By the way the company ABER does .50 cal ammo
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[scottie3158]

I'm really looking forward to see what you do... :-)
By the way the company ABER does .50 cal ammo
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Thanks Greg I will look into this for future reference.

[SimonT]

Hi Scottie - etch ammo always looks a bit flat to me, because it is I suppose :rolling:

This set has some nice looking guns and ammo Miniart but even the vintage Tamiya US weapons set has some passable ammo belts

[Guest]

Hi Scottie - etch ammo always looks a bit flat to me, because it is I suppose :rolling:

I was about to say that too. In small scales like 1/72 it’ll probably work fine, but in 1/35 I find it’s just too obviously flat to look good.

[minitnkr]

Yes, as Simon said, their plastic belted ammo is pretty round. I use their 30cal. for 20mm in my scale. Doesn't look bad. PaulE