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Hi Greg
Very impressive, skilled work. The gun mounts are great but the windscreens are something else. How on earth did you get the curve right.
And now paint :thumb2:
Jim
Thank you Jim well the gun mounts were custom made by Sagami so i wanted to really do them and make it look as real as possible... for the curve... well it took ma A LOT of patience and tryouts... :smiling6: :smiling6: :smiling6:
Dear all, here is today's update on the diorama...well.. second layer of paint then the doors and extra details on the cockpit doors...finally painted the tail rotor to give the impression of movement...enjoy and have a nice evening
Dear all here is today's update...i placed the plexiglas in the nose...the rounded glasses of the kit had a couple of huge holes so l used gunze sangyo mr hobby sand paper from left to right 2400-4000-6000-8000 and then l polished it with tamiya compounds from red to white....these tools are MAGIC
And..here is today's update on the diorama...the left door is on...l placed the plexiglas in the nose and finally the railings for the cabin doors..enjoy and have a nice evening
Appologies for missing this wonderful project.Anything to do with Vietnam and especially Special forces et al really is my thing.Really stellar work chap.
Richard.
Appologies for missing this wonderful project.Anything to do with Vietnam and especially Special forces et al really is my thing.Really stellar work chap.
Richard.
Thanks Richard ...l can't wait to start the jungle and the RT members
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