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  • RonGlass
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    • Apr 2018
    • 801

    #31
    Originally posted by scottie3158
    A little bit of bench time not a lot done as they have been quite fiddly. I removed the kit hinges and replaced them using some PE from the spares box. The exhaust was quite difficult with multiple bits of PE. I also added some bandage around the exhaust from glasses lens cloth. The mesh over the exhaust will be added when it has been painted.

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    next on to the fenders. I removed the moulded side light cables and added replacements from copper wire, with cable clamps made from foil and punched rivets.

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    cheers
    Scottie
    Always love your work Paul and learn quite a bit, thanks for sharing and being a good teacher ! The Black Art of fiddly detailing enamours me but intimidates me too. But, your work always manages to encourage !

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    • rtfoe
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 9081

      #32
      You know a masterclass developing when grab handles with rivet detailing is scratched from copper wire. Scottie has grown from Paduan to Jedi.

      Cheers,
      Richard

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      • scottie3158
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 14201
        • Paul
        • Holbeach

        #33
        Originally posted by Tim Marlow
        Excellent scratch work there Scottie. Bit of a masterclass developing I think.
        Thanks Tim, very kind of you.
        Originally posted by RonGlass
        Always love your work Paul and learn quite a bit, thanks for sharing and being a good teacher ! The Black Art of fiddly detailing enamours me but intimidates me too. But, your work always manages to encourage !
        Ron trust me I am still learning myself. The only way is to give it a go if you get stuck just shout out I and the others will only be to willing to help or PM me. There are some useful demos on U tube as well.
        Originally posted by rtfoe
        You know a masterclass developing when grab handles with rivet detailing is scratched from copper wire. Scottie has grown from Paduan to Jedi.

        Cheers,
        Richard
        Richard, that is extremely kind of you but I am along way of that yet but hopefully I am improving.

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        • BattleshipBob
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          • Apr 2018
          • 6792
          • Bob
          • Cardiff

          #34
          Just have to admire your work, every time Paul. Cracking sir!

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          • scottie3158
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 14201
            • Paul
            • Holbeach

            #35
            Originally posted by Bobthestug
            Just have to admire your work, every time Paul. Cracking sir!
            Thank you Bob.

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            • adt70hk
              SMF Supporters
              • Sep 2019
              • 10409

              #36
              Just had a quick catch-up Paul. That's looking very good already.

              ATB.

              Andrew

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              • Jim R
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                • Apr 2018
                • 15687
                • Jim
                • Shropshire

                #37
                Hi Scottie
                This just gets better and better. Excellent extra detailing.
                Jim

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                • JR
                  • May 2015
                  • 18273

                  #38
                  Doesn't take long Paul before the hinges get changed, had to smile when I read you were going to do that .
                  Front seat please.

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                  • RonGlass
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                    • Apr 2018
                    • 801

                    #39
                    Originally posted by scottie3158
                    Thanks Tim, very kind of you.

                    Ron trust me I am still learning myself. The only way is to give it a go if you get stuck just shout out I and the others will only be to willing to help or PM me. There are some useful demos on U tube as well.

                    Richard, that is extremely kind of you but I am along way of that yet but hopefully I am improving.
                    Thanks Paul, back when I discovered the MM website you were very helpful with sharing advice for better CA glue application control. That and me finally recently using some CA debonder for cleanup were real game-changers for me. And John Race clueing me in on labeling my multitudes of kit sprues (Thank You so much Obi-Wan John !! ). Sure has made this hobby so much more enjoyable.

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                    • Lee Drennen
                      SMF Supporters
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 7711

                      #40
                      Very nice start Paul.

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                      • Mickc1440
                        SMF Supporters
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 4775

                        #41
                        More excellent work Scottie, superb scratchery

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                        • scottie3158
                          SMF Supporters
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 14201
                          • Paul
                          • Holbeach

                          #42
                          Originally posted by adt70hk
                          Just had a quick catch-up Paul. That's looking very good already.

                          ATB.

                          Andrew
                          Thanks Andrew, the kit only needs a few tweaks as it is pretty good.
                          Originally posted by Jim R
                          Hi Scottie
                          This just gets better and better. Excellent extra detailing.
                          Jim
                          Thanks JIm, glad you like the additions.
                          Originally posted by John Race
                          Doesn't take long Paul before the hinges get changed, had to smile when I read you were going to do that .
                          Front seat please.
                          John, you know me mate.
                          Originally posted by RonGlass
                          Thanks Paul, back when I discovered the MM website you were very helpful with sharing advice for better CA glue application control. That and me finally recently using some CA debonder for cleanup were real game-changers for me. And John Race clueing me in on labeling my multitudes of kit sprues (Thank You so much Obi-Wan John !! ). Sure has made this hobby so much more enjoyable.
                          Ron, no worries we all pick up tips from each other thats what makes this hobby and this site so good.
                          Originally posted by Lee Drennen
                          Very nice start Paul.
                          Thanks Lee appreciate it.

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                          • scottie3158
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 14201
                            • Paul
                            • Holbeach

                            #43
                            Originally posted by Mickc1440
                            More excellent work Scottie, superb scratchery
                            Thanks Mick very kind of you to say.

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                            • scottie3158
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 14201
                              • Paul
                              • Holbeach

                              #44
                              Some more tweaks. Added a handle to the jack, not sure if it had one but having used a few of these they always had one as they are heavy to carry. Then a strap was made from foil.
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                              next the wiring for the horn, again a bit of guess work so more for effect than accuracy.

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                              Work started on the main gun and mantlet, it is a nicely detailed assembly unfortunately most of it won't be seen. So it just received a quick coat of silver and a oil wash, with a few details picked out.

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                              cheers
                              Scottie

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                              • Allen Dewire
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 4741
                                • Allen
                                • Bamberg

                                #45
                                Evening Buddy,

                                Looking really nice and I knew you couldn't just build it without adding some nice tweaks to make it even better. You're so right about the weight of the jack and a handle would definitely help carrying that puppy around. Is there a bar to pump it up included in the kit?

                                The gun is nicely detailed too. Almost a shame you won't see it with the turret closed up.........Drive on Bro!!!

                                Prost
                                Allen (Ret.)
                                Life's to short to be a sheep...

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