1/35 Great Wall Hobby 12. 8 cm Pak 44 .

[Guest]

No photos as still painting those window sections, green metal parts are done, have finished the touching up of the blackened out window glass. Takes for ever :nerd:, but loving every minute.
Hopefully might start to assemble the building over the weekend !

[Mini Me]

Paint on Sir. Rick H.

[rtfoe]

No photos John? Having so much fun is it that you've forgotten to charge the batteries to your camera...naughty boy. I can see the results of the party...you animal you...real nice, steel window and bars artistically distorted. I leave you alone for a while and you make these wonderful structures.

Wonder what will happen when you set upon your crayons. :smiling6::smiling5:

Cheers,
Richard

[Mini Me]

He'll probably wonder what happened to the Hibiscus one!!! :tongue-out3: :tongue-out2::tongue-out::rolling:

[boatman]

WELL John the guys have said it all so i'll just say BRILLIANT WORK that man have looked right through this an enjoyed it an learned a bit also :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
chris

[Guest]

Morning and greetings to those in a different hemisphere or parallel universe !

Paint on Sir. Rick H.

Thanks Rick, this morning will adding the finer details and then the assembly starts

No photos John? Having so much fun is it that you've forgotten to charge the batteries to your camera...naughty boy. I can see the results of the party...you animal you...real nice, steel window and bars artistically distorted. I leave you alone for a while and you make these wonderful structures.

Wonder what will happen when you set upon your crayons. :smiling6::smiling5:

Cheers,
Richard

Richard I'm not allowed crayons since I drew on Miss Jones blackboard, the least said about that the better !
Thank you for the comment about the steel, getting those sections to stay in place when glued with such a small surface area was a matter of luck.

He'll probably wonder what happened to the Hibiscus one!!! :tongue-out3: :tongue-out2::tongue-out::rolling:
? It's too early :smiling2nly 10.06 bit of a lie in with breakfast in bed. It's a hard life

WELL John the guys have said it all so i'll just say BRILLIANT WORK that man have looked right through this an enjoyed it an learned a bit also :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
chris

Hi Chris thanks for looking through , hope what you learnt was worth it .


Was going to explain what to day will bring, but have been asked to get up so with out more ado good bye for now, all will be revealed later .

John .

[Guest]

Well there would have been photos, but started to make some flanges for the pipe. As I have no circle cutter I had to cut them by hand, 8 in total, shape then glue 2 together to thicken, then stated to glue on 12 bolts.
Have 1 done and stopped for the night, no point in rushing on this stage.

[boatman]

YEA TAKE IT EASY John we dont want you overdoin it
chris

[Guest]

Thanks Chris , now I have something to show this is were I'm up too.

Only part of the building done so far.




More to do on the pipe work yet.


Thanks for staying with this, comments welcome.
Off for tea will be back later.

John.

[Mini Me]

That's an awesome building JR. Your efforts have definitely paid huge dividends.......getting "antsy" to see how this all comes together.
Rick H.

[scottie3158]

John,
That mate is outstanding love the extra detail like the safety chain and the bolt details.

[Guest]

Wow John, that pipework looks amazing.

[outrunner]

Brilliant work John, this is going to look amazing.


Andy.

[minitnkr]

Dandy details! PaulE

[Andy Belsey]

Looking great John!
Andy