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  • Tim Marlow
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    • Apr 2018
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    • Tim
    • Somerset UK

    #31
    Good stuff Ian.

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    • Gern
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      • May 2009
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      #32
      Coming on nicely Ian.

      I recognised the Tamiya paint stand but I'm intrigued by that angle mejurin' doohickey. What's it used for? A little more than 'mejurin' angles' would be nice! :smiling3:

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      • Ian M
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        • Dec 2008
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        • Ian
        • Falster, Denmark

        #33
        If ýou mean the odd thing in the corner on the windowsill, that is an old letter weighing scales.
        Originally posted by Gern
        Coming on nicely Ian.

        I recognised the Tamiya paint stand but I'm intrigued by that angle mejurin' doohickey. What's it used for? A little more than 'mejurin' angles' would be nice! :smiling3:
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        • Tim Marlow
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          • Apr 2018
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          • Tim
          • Somerset UK

          #34
          Originally posted by Gern
          Coming on nicely Ian.

          I recognised the Tamiya paint stand but I'm intrigued by that angle mejurin' doohickey. What's it used for? A little more than 'mejurin' angles' would be nice! :smiling3:
          I missed that…..too busy looking at the stands LOL. It is a weighing scale isn’t it? Possibly it original use was letter weighing in a post office?

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          • Gern
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            • May 2009
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            #35
            Originally posted by Ian M
            If ýou mean the odd thing in the corner on the windowsill, that is an old letter weighing scales.
            OK. Makes sense now! Hadn't realised the extra arms and pan were part of it.

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            • Ian M
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              • Dec 2008
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              • Ian
              • Falster, Denmark

              #36
              Originally posted by Tim Marlow
              Possibly it original use was letter weighing in a post office?
              Indeed and private homes in DK had them as well. Not that they get used for the intended purpose these days. Either just an ornament or used for the sale of dubious substances.
              I use mine for mixes by weight and nose weights and all that. Oh and the odd letter/card here and there. lol

              Right then;
              Did a bit of preshade work on the build.
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              Whilst that cures off. I will think over the markings. Paint or decals... Hmm. Codes and serials most defo decals, might paint the rondels though Those bulges on the wing right where the decal sits are a pain to decal over. Well in this scale.
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              • adt70hk
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                • Sep 2019
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                #37
                Coming on very nicely Ian!

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                • papa 695
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                  #38
                  Love the look of the Pre-shading Ian.

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                  • Tim Marlow
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                    • Apr 2018
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                    • Tim
                    • Somerset UK

                    #39
                    Nice pre shade work. I find that works great on the sky underside but works less well on the dark green and dark earth top shades. Usually end up having to lighten each panel to show it off LOL….

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                    • Allen Dewire
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                      • Apr 2018
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                      • Allen
                      • Bamberg

                      #40
                      Late in on this one Ian and it looks like you're almost finished here. Wonderful work so far and it appears retirement has kicked the Mojo sky high!!!

                      I too noticed the old scale and then went looking out your window to see what was growing there......Hmmm.......You're ok!

                      Prost
                      Allen
                      Life's to short to be a sheep...

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                      • Ian M
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                        • Dec 2008
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                        • Ian
                        • Falster, Denmark

                        #41
                        Originally posted by adt70hk
                        Coming on very nicely Ian!
                        Thanks Andrew!

                        Originally posted by papa 695
                        Love the look of the Pre-shading Ian.
                        Cheers Ian!

                        Originally posted by Allen Dewire
                        Late in on this one Ian and it looks like you're almost finished here. Wonderful work so far and it appears retirement has kicked the Mojo sky high!!!

                        I too noticed the old scale and then went looking out your window to see what was growing there......Hmmm.......You're ok!

                        Prost
                        Allen
                        Thank you
                        You haven't seen the green house. lol



                        Meh. I think I could have should have given it a bit more humph. Even though the paint used is white, it is rather grey due to the thinness of it...
                        When the Sky went down it is very close to gone... or is it. It's one of them there the more you look the less you see it kind of things.
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                        Looking for a bit further it's not bad at all.
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                        Move in close and it can hardly be seen. Most odd.
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                        • Ian M
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                          • Dec 2008
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                          • Ian
                          • Falster, Denmark

                          #42
                          Originally posted by Ian M
                          You haven't seen the green house. lol
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                          • adt70hk
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                            • Sep 2019
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                            #43
                            Originally posted by Ian M
                            Thanks Andrew!


                            Cheers Ian!


                            Thank you
                            You haven't seen the green house. lol



                            Meh. I think I could have should have given it a bit more humph. Even though the paint used is white, it is rather grey due to the thinness of it...
                            When the Sky went down it is very close to gone... or is it. It's one of them there the more you look the less you see it kind of things.
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                            Looking for a bit further it's not bad at all.
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                            Move in close and it can hardly be seen. Most odd.
                            Ian

                            As you say, interesting how it disappears the cost it gets and I'm sure there's a scientific reason for it but whatever the reason I think it looks pretty good in the 'distant' shot.

                            I'm about to give my 1/72 109s the same treatment.... Only done it once before so will be taking it slowly.

                            Keep up the good work.

                            Andrew

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                            • Mickc1440
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                              • Apr 2018
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                              #44
                              It does look very nice Ian. I'm sort of stuck with the next build whether to pre shade or I've seen someone us marbling on their model. So many techniques

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                              • Ian M
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                                • Dec 2008
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                                • Ian
                                • Falster, Denmark

                                #45
                                Originally posted by Mickc1440
                                I'm sort of stuck with the next build whether to pre shade or I've seen someone us marbling
                                What might that be? the big F-16? Only one way to paint that beauty.
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