1/35 MB MODELS GERMAN WITH A BIKE.

[Guest]

Looks good John :smiling3:.

[Steve Brodie]

looking good John

[Si Benson]

Tidy work John! Very nice indeed sir :smiling4:

[JR]

Hi John
That bicycle is a thing of beauty. Very fiddly.
Jim

Thanks Jim. Handle bars feel off a couple of times, the gluing point is about 1 mm dia !.

looking good John

Cheers Steve.

Tidy work John! Very nice indeed sir :smiling4:

Hi Si, thanks mate .

[Steve Jones]

The bike brings back memories of the one I did for the Quad. Your a brave man to take on the build as they are not easy to put together. With the figure it really does look the part. You must be very pleased with the way it has turned out.Good luck with the wet stuff mate

[JR]

The bike brings back memories of the one I did for the Quad. Your a brave man to take on the build as they are not easy to put together. With the figure it really does look the part. You must be very pleased with the way it has turned out.Good luck with the wet stuff mate

Thanks again Steve.
Not any paint done on the bike of figure, but have been concentrating on the base and building. Yesterday evening had a really good session doing the roof, firstly I cut some joist ends, glued those to the timber wall plate, fitted a plastic sheet sheet to those and finely out came the PEWTER.
I want it to be a rusty metal roof, I've found one on photo library but can't copy and past as its a pay to use site.
Its had its first coat of MR Hobby Metal Primer and a light grey base.
Windows are next to do.







That's it for now, off to look for some Polish spelling for the shop sign.

Thanks for looking in.

[Jim R]

Hi John
Shop is looking good. Just love that bike.
How about "sklep modelarski" :rolling: :tongue-out3:
Jim

[Guest]

Hi John this is coming together very very well like this one a lot, you must have patience of a saint to put the bike together.
Pete.

[Mickc1440]

Nice work John, the start of another great piece.

[scottie3158]

Hi John,
Sorry missed this up till now, Great work on the bike and the building like all your others looks the nuts.

[JR]

Yep! thats the one. still looking for it lol.
Great effort John considering you have a permanent war with etch.
Mike.
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Yes I do , but some how I managed this reasonably well , just don't look too hard .

I like the look of that, John, and well done for going for a figure!

Neil, yes getting braver, no hacking of limbs I'm afraid .

Looks good John :smiling3:.

Thanks Ralph.
Sorry I missed replying the other day when you were good enough to comment .
John .

[JR]

The bike brings back memories of the one I did for the Quad. Your a brave man to take on the build as they are not easy to put together. With the figure it really does look the part. You must be very pleased with the way it has turned out.Good luck with the wet stuff mate

I just have been in the right frame of mind that day Steve. When I saw that etch sheet my excitement drew to a close. But taking my time and being determined not to be beaten , well nearly but not quite :smiling3: How on earth anyone is supposed to get the brake lever fitted is beyond me .

Nice work John, the start of another great piece.

Hopefully so Mick, thanks for looking in .

Hi John,
Sorry missed this up till now, Great work on the bike and the building like all your others looks the nuts.

No prob Paul, thank you for the kind comment.

[JR]

Got all out of order with the replies, missed a few of the first page and all hell breaks out with the postings! .

Hi John
Shop is looking good. Just love that bike.
How about "sklep modelarski" :rolling: :tongue-out3:
Jim

Don't think plastic model kits were even thought of then Jim :smiling2::smiling2::smiling2:
Have though checked for Bakery and have written out the name in Polish using the type set of the time, hopefully it will look realistic .

Hi John this is coming together very very well like this one a lot, you must have patience of a saint to put the bike together.
Pete.

Pete, there were several attempts at the PE, and a lot of Anglo Saxon used in getting it to fit ! The main problem was the lack of plastic to actually glue anything to.

[Guest]

Thanks again Steve.
Not any paint done on the bike of figure, but have been concentrating on the base and building. Yesterday evening had a really good session doing the roof, firstly I cut some joist ends, glued those to the timber wall plate, fitted a plastic sheet sheet to those and finely out came the PEWTER.
I want it to be a rusty metal roof, I've found one on photo library but can't copy and past as its a pay to use site.
Its had its first coat of MR Hobby Metal Primer and a light grey base.
Windows are next to do.

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That's it for now, off to look for some Polish spelling for the shop sign.

Thanks for looking in.

John,
Get the photo on your screen and then take a pic with your phone, bit like doing a screen print - then you can put it on your pc. HTH.
Mike

[Steve Jones]

Going up another level with this one John. Liking the way it's shaping up. Keep up the great work mate