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  • Neil Merryweather
    • Dec 2018
    • 5204
    • London

    #121
    What brand foam cutter John?
    Once you get used to it you'll never go back, and you'll never make a mess with those granules ever again :hugging-face::thumb2:

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    • Jim R
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 15785
      • Jim
      • Shropshire

      #122
      Looks good John. As Rick said open top vehicles do throw up issues when painting. Good job with the tracks.
      You'll get on great with the foam cutter. It will open up a load of opportunities to tackle different projects. You already have so much skill in dio making that the cutter will only be a good thing.

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      • Guest

        #123
        Originally posted by Tim Marlow
        Just had a catch up John. This is coming along very nicely. Well done mate :thumb2:
        Thanks Tim.
        Originally posted by Neil Merryweather
        What brand foam cutter John?
        Once you get used to it you'll never go back, and you'll never make a mess with those granules ever again :hugging-face::thumb2:
        One from Ebay Neil.


        Made in the UK as well .

        Originally posted by Jim R
        Looks good John. As Rick said open top vehicles do throw up issues when painting. Good job with the tracks.
        You'll get on great with the foam cutter. It will open up a load of opportunities to tackle different projects. You already have so much skill in dio making that the cutter will only be a good thing.
        Thanks Jim. Although the tracks were very small and a bit hard to see except when wearing 3.5 to get the wire in l'm more than pleased with them.
        Hopefully the cutter and I will get on. Expecting a steep leaning curve as like most people having never used one before, if its like using an AB I'm in for some fun.

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        • Guest

          #124
          Spend the afternoon cleaning a pile of equipment and weapons, didn't seem a lot to look at but needed doing . Also did some filling on the figures, the normal torso to the legs , and arms . My tube of Green stuff had gone completely hard , only used about 25 mm, back on the Deluxe modellers white putty. Even that had to be coaxed out of the tube .
          Now I've had a play with the Proxxon I shall continue with the base and photos !

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          • Guest

            #125
            Our grandson and his partner had arrived
            from Torquay on Saturday evening.
            As they had gone for a meal with our other daughter and husband to night I've managed some modelling .

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            How to paint the kit off the model , I've tried before and ended with more paint on me than the kit
            Having stuck one piece Tamiya tape to a nother section of other inverted Tamiya tape using only a thin edge I was able to push the parts down and still be able to lift the whole thing up .
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            Several coats of paint later there ready for some top coat .

            Also sprayed the figures .Click image for larger version

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            There's several more .,sorry there on the side ,but up loading these straight from the phone .

            Also built up last night the Proxxon MDF jig
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            That's it for now, thank for looking in
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            • adt70hk
              SMF Supporters
              • Sep 2019
              • 10436

              #126
              Coming on nicely John!

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              • Guest

                #127
                Originally posted by adt70hk
                Coming on nicely John!
                Thanks Andrew.

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                • David Lovell
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 2186

                  #128
                  Racing along(see what I did there) John ,looks like your a multitasking miracle mate . Dave

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                  • Jim R
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 15785
                    • Jim
                    • Shropshire

                    #129
                    Lots of fiddly stuff done. Surprising how much time that takes.
                    That jig for the Proxxon is worth its weight in gold.

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                    • BattleshipBob
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 6819
                      • Bob
                      • Cardiff

                      #130
                      Due to circumstances beyond my control I have missed a lot. Looking very nice John. Usual quality build, how's the cutting machine

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                      • adt70hk
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Sep 2019
                        • 10436

                        #131
                        Originally posted by Bobthestug
                        Due to circumstances beyond my control I have missed a lot. Looking very nice John. Usual quality build, how's the cutting machine
                        Good to see it's still working ok!!

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                        • Guest

                          #132
                          Originally posted by David Lovell
                          Racing along(see what I did there) John ,looks like your a multitasking miracle mate . Dave
                          Dave , don't think I did it in one day :smiling3:it took several days of prattling about to get to this stage ! The jig was the easiest part .

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                          • Guest

                            #133
                            Originally posted by Jim R
                            Lots of fiddly stuff done. Surprising how much time that takes.
                            That jig for the Proxxon is worth its weight in gold.
                            It does indeed Jim .
                            Yet to try the jig and Proxxon in build mode, building my self up for that ! The jig fitts well and appears to have no movement.

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                            • Guest

                              #134
                              Originally posted by Bobthestug
                              Due to circumstances beyond my control I have missed a lot. Looking very nice John. Usual quality build, how's the cutting machine
                              Hi Bob , you have every reason to miss my ramblings.
                              As I said to Jim not used it yet in modelling mode, building myself up to that .

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                              • Guest

                                #135
                                Originally posted by adt70hk
                                Good to see it's still working ok!!
                                It that for me Andrew or more like Bob managing to reply .
                                Remember modern tech is not designed for use by older people

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