Malayan Emergency 1/35 scale.
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The three entries to be registered are Ambush, Kure Harbour and The Bedouins Ass.:smiling2:
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I'm certified mad modifying those nine dancers and dressing them in full kit to play the part of western influenced eastern dancing ala Bangra Breakdancing.:tears-of-joy:
The three entries to be registered are Ambush, Kure Harbour and The Bedouins Ass.:smiling2:
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As I have some busy daily schedules the delay in the drying time of the oils and turpentine wash suites me fine for now. This old technique of wash is similar to the Mig and AK washes technique except it takes too damn long to dry. The difference lies in the turp and thinner but most of all the the nature of oil drying time. The most telling difference is the barrier between the wash and the base paint beneath. In the past I never thought of protecting the base paint with acrylic varnish as when cured the turps don't attack it immediately. So the thought of using enamels and thinner wasn't in any plan.
Anyway here are the pics of the wash...nice and dark with still a little hint of blue...
There are some subtle streaks which I will go over with some lighter shades.
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Sorry Richard, I missed the news about your cat's health. Glad to know her health has been improving. It's hard for the cats when they fall ill and for their humans too.Comment
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