Nicks 1:1200 Tirpitz for under a fiver.
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Nick.
Stand alone for the ยฃ5 build. Then you are free to model Tirpitz in a seascape in 'Dioramas'
Straight forward camouflage... :dizzy:!
A quick tip. Be very careful when you do the rigging, no matter how complicated or rudimentary, the masts bend very easily.
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The kit is now assembled and the box turned in to a very basic sea. I am finding it very difficult to get straight edges to the painting, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. You may also notice I put the wrong colour grey in a couple of places that will need to be put right. Anyway here's the progress so far:Comment
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Looking tidy, Nicholas.... :thumb2:
Yes, it is difficult to get a straight line. Particularly, I remember, over the hull armoured belt.
Bit late for this, but for later projects of a similar nature, mark the lines with a pencil. I would think masking would be difficult for such a small scale. I don't mask anything, so I don't. know. Then paint the camo. in faintly to start with. Anything not quite right can be easily altered.
Then, when all looks good, give it a final coat.
You could still over paint anything you are not happy with. Just a pest that's all.
Just take your time finishing the painting, and all will be good.Comment
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Well that was fun (not) I tried to get clean lines and made a hash of it. I tried to attach rigging and failed miserably snapping the mast twice in the process. The kit nearly went in the bin a number of times so I am now calling it finished. Apologies for the poor paint job I intend to purchase a magnifyer and some new glasses. Perhaps that will help although not sure. Thanks for looking. Nick T.Comment
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