Another wonderful update Scottie. Does the plastic "wooden" sections have woodgrain on them or will you have to add it yourself??
Scotties taking a Liberty
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Hi Steve, I have added a little grain effect. This won't be to beaten up as they were not in theatre for long but I will be trying to add some wear and tear to the cargo bed using the hairspray technique.Comment
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Just caught up on this Scottie,(DAWG!!),
Great stuff all the way through,although the star of the show so far,obviously has to be the engine-beautiful,
looking forward to following this all the way in mate.
Cheers,
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Greg, Thanks hopefully I wont knock them off.Comment
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Added a little bit more today but forgot to take pictures before I painted them black and with my normal photographic skills you cant see anything. But I added some detail to the carbon generator for the spot light. And some rivets to the chassis by the engine.
Next gave the back a pre shade and sprayed the interior with wood. Will have a go at lightly chipping the inside but wont wont a lot as they were not in service long.
Finally redid the hooks on the tail gate. Rather than just glue the rings on a strip of evergreen which would be very weak and prone to break off, I drilled into the edge of the strip then formed a loop with a tail and inserted the tail in the hole this has made a strong attachment the two rivets were added to 0.6 rivets were added before fixing in place.
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To anyone who hasn't fallen asleep yet.
Added the grab rails to the cab from 0.5 copper wire with the ends flattened and a punched rivet, and a strip of evergreen as my pictures show a ridge.
The cargo deck and tail gate were chipped and weathered using the hairspray method. I am happy with the way it turned out. It looks very bright at the moment but this will tone down with the rest of the weathering.
I will need to touch up the green of the metal bands prior to the next stage
cheers
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Top class use of the hairspray there Scottie :thumb2: ,
Really looking the Dog`s already!!
Cheers,
AndyComment
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Rick, I struggle at this size so I can imagine what they would be like in titchy scale, but having seen your work the detail you add is outstanding.Comment
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