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  • scottie3158
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    • Apr 2018
    • 14199
    • Paul
    • Holbeach

    #61
    Jim.
    The primer has made the details pop.

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    • Guest

      #62
      It so has mate! I've been looking at it all night in awe! Sad but true! :tears-of-joy:
      What paints did you use on both your Bedford Portee and your LRDG Scottie? I'm going to mix some Tamiya colours and hopefully achieve a Light Stone colour. I remember Andy on MM using a Red Primer for a Desert Vehicle he had completed which I tried out but I think that was to help make final colour a tad darker?

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      • Guest

        #63
        Built and painted the 6Pdr last night and glossed the Bedford. Will give it a dark wash when totally cured that I will make myself with some Oil paint. Had a mishap with the Bedford at the weekend and have damaged the left side. Side Railings look bent. Not overly perturbed as I'm sure these vehicles took a bit of a battering in that North African Desert.
        Still to cut back the gun on the 6Pdr. Thanks again to Jakko for giving me the correct dimensions. :thumb2:

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        • scottie3158
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          • Apr 2018
          • 14199
          • Paul
          • Holbeach

          #64
          Jim,
          Looking good. I think the damaged rails add to the look.

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          • Steve Jones
            • Apr 2018
            • 6615

            #65
            Agree with Scottie. The damage does not look out of place. In fact it makes it look more realistic.

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            • Guest

              #66
              Oil wash completed on the Bedford tonight. Will Varnish the 6Pdr and paint Wheels etc. The base layer was Tamiya Light Sand Spray Can as my Air Brush has failed on me. :disappointed2: It was blowing air and water but not paint. Have ordered new Gun with a 3 different sized needles. Anyways, here is my latest work. I have really enjoyed this build but can't wait now to get my hands on my next build the StuG Tropical!

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              • SimonT
                • Apr 2018
                • 2824

                #67
                Hi James - looking good

                When you cut back the gun barrel it looks like the barrel seam could do with a sand down as well

                When gun goes back on the truck bed don’t forget to spread the trails and put the spades against the stops at the side

                You probably already have these covered but mention them just in case

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                • Guest

                  #68
                  Thanks Simon. Roger that. Looking at the 6 Pdr now I can see the seam now. Also the tires on the 6Pdr. Will give them a light sand down too. :thumb2:
                  Really pleased with the Wash but I'm not going to over weather it.
                  I can get quite carried away sometimes.
                  I have some soft pastels that I will use on it but will try to rein it in! :smiling4:

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                  • scottie3158
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                    • Apr 2018
                    • 14199
                    • Paul
                    • Holbeach

                    #69
                    James looking good bring on the pastels

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                    • adt70hk
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                      • Sep 2019
                      • 10400

                      #70
                      James

                      Apologies for very behind on this. I have to say I love what you've done so far. Well done.

                      Andrew

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                      • Guest

                        #71
                        Very fine work indeed James.

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                        • Steve Jones
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 6615

                          #72
                          Great update. Coating of dust now will be ideal

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                          • Guest

                            #73
                            No apologies required Andrew! Many thanks for the kind comments!

                            Infact many thanks to all you guys for commenting and for the great advice. :thumb2:

                            I have now painted the tires on the Bedford and the 6Pdr. Will dust them up a little tonight.

                            Sanded down that seam on the 6Pdr and added a little stowage to the rear of Bedford.

                            Now, the little mishap I had on the side railing had also effected the canopy rack. ( Is that the name? )

                            So I have made a new one from wire. I think it looks good and has a kind of worn and damaged look.

                            I'll see what you guy's think in my last photos. I'll try for daylight photos.

                            Best Regards
                            James.

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