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  • Guest

    #31
    Looking great Colin. I love that bush hat to.

    Andy

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    • Guest

      #32
      dashed amazing stuff,love it when people scratch bits together

      mobear

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      • geegad
        • Mar 2010
        • 2329

        #33
        superb painting of the interior..keep the pics coming

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        • Guest

          #34
          Thanks for the comments guys ...

          next update ......

          We have this picture in the destructions ....showing a flexible hinge, a handle and catch so i've tried to replicate it

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          Hatch cut in half along rivets and bit of masking tape cut to shape and size

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          Hatch folded and glued with catch and handle in place

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          glued in position

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          Also got the snorkle and high level exhaust on

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          the doors have glass in (in back of picture) but i need to make some drawbar deadlocks for these as they'll be seen when the doors are positioned open for final display.

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          • Guest

            #35
            I see this is becoming a class act Colin - great modelling. Derek

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            • Guest

              #36
              first class scratch building,see you can do it lol :laughing:

              mobear

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              • Guest

                #37
                Hi Colin!

                Well...you say are a scratch building addict, mmmm... if you say it...

                You are the King scratch building!!

                Polux

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                • Guest

                  #38
                  Derek, Ole ... thank you

                  Polux .... i wouldn't go to that extent, but thank you

                  Did a bit to the bonnet tonight. Noticed on a few pictures that there was a fireproof/soundproof substance stuck to the inside so i've attempted to replicate that, have now weathered it a bit and it blends in a bit more.

                  Just gave the bonnet a lick of paint to check colours when they've dried and added the headlight glass etc. will wait till it's stuck on the model before weathering as it'll be better to "muddy" it up all in one go.

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                  Have got the lid on now but it's all clamps, tape and rubberbands to hold it in place over-night so no picture coz you can't see much of the model.

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                  • spanner570
                    SMF Supporters
                    • May 2009
                    • 15426

                    #39
                    Colin, this build is a credit to you, even at this relatively early stage..........Your scratch building work on your Hummer is just magic.

                    Really impressive.....

                    Ron

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                    • Guest

                      #40
                      very fine detailing

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                      • geegad
                        • Mar 2010
                        • 2329

                        #41
                        loving the detail your putting into this it does bring some joy when you scratch build items and they look as good as some of the items your putting into this

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                        • Guest

                          #42
                          Thanks again for the comments.

                          Did a bit more tonight and i think i can see the finishing line

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                          Final weathering on the bonnet ... i was going to weather it all in one but as the washes run down into the crevices if i'd done this in situ it wouldn't look right as it would all be at the front. tried to give it the impression of having been driven through dirty water so had to add some texture particles (ash, hair, dust) to the wash ....

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                          Next up is scratch bulding the engine ..... what have i got myself into ?

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                          • Guest

                            #43
                            i want working pistons in the v8 lol,lovely jubbly what youve done so far mate

                            mobear

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                            • flyjoe180
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Jan 2012
                              • 12426
                              • Joe
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                              #44
                              Great paint and weathering Colin.

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                              • Guest

                                #45
                                Working pistons? ..... ok Ole ..... if i can see working hydraulics on your spit

                                Thanks Joe ... it was a coffee free couple of hours to get straight (ish) edges with the hairy stick

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