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  • takeslousyphotos
    • Apr 2013
    • 3900

    #31
    Cracking job Alan ....... I like that a lot.

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    • Alan 45
      • Nov 2012
      • 9833

      #32
      Cheers guys I'm glad you like it

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      • Guest

        #33
        Very nice!


        How do you do the damage and shell holes?

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        • Guest

          #34
          Very nice indeed Alan. The shading on the panel work is superb. Tried this and found it very difficult.


          Laurie

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          • bazers
            • Oct 2013
            • 2611

            #35
            Great work like shading, base simple but very efective damage well done . Great little model.

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            • Alan 45
              • Nov 2012
              • 9833

              #36
              Originally posted by \
              Very nice!
              How do you do the damage and shell holes?
              Hi Jason thanks , I offset the wheels a little so they looked crooked , I left off other pieces and bent some stuff with a pair of pliers


              The shell hit was done by a grinding tool on my drill at slow speed , you just thin an area moving gently back and fourth and checking every so often until you can see daylight through it then you just poke a hole with a needle file to get the desired effect

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              • Alan 45
                • Nov 2012
                • 9833

                #37
                Originally posted by \
                Very nice indeed Alan. The shading on the panel work is superb. Tried this and found it very difficult.
                Laurie
                It does take a bit of time to get used to the method laurie , all I did with this one was use a little brush with a bit of oil lamp black on it and just put it around the rivets then just rubbed it off with a clean dry brush until it faded , then I left it to dry and gave the rivets and edges a dry brush of tan acrylic to make the detail stand out


                I hope this helps , it took me about six months of practice to workout

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                • Guest

                  #38
                  Originally posted by \
                  Hi Jason thanks , I offset the wheels a little so they looked crooked , I left off other pieces and bent some stuff with a pair of pliers
                  The shell hit was done by a grinding tool on my drill at slow speed , you just thin an area moving gently back and fourth and checking every so often until you can see daylight through it then you just poke a hole with a needle file to get the desired effect
                  Cheers, Iv wanted to do something like that but was unsure of the result. After all a crappy paintjob can be re-done but a hole in the hull would need a lot more work. I do have a few un-important models i could test something like this.

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                  • Alan 45
                    • Nov 2012
                    • 9833

                    #39
                    Originally posted by \
                    Cheers, Iv wanted to do something like that but was unsure of the result. After all a crappy paintjob can be re-done but a hole in the hull would need a lot more work. I do have a few un-important models i could test something like this.
                    Yeah it's best to practice on a old kit this was just going to be a practice as I bought it by acceded and didn't want it ( long story ) but I got it right so I built it lol

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                    • Guest

                      #40
                      Originally posted by \
                      Yeah it's best to practice on a old kit this was just going to be a practice as I bought it by acceded and didn't want it ( long story ) but I got it right so I built it lol
                      Good job iv got some very cheap Italeri models (humvee, trailer and fuel tank trailer) i can practice on then

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                      • Guest

                        #41
                        Excellent Alan, great looking finish and nice damage, not over the top.

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                        • Guest

                          #42
                          Very well, a realistic look, cheers

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                          • Razzie43
                            • Oct 2015
                            • 397

                            #43
                            This is a eye-catcher


                            like it !!

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