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  • Tim Marlow
    • Apr 2018
    • 18940
    • Tim
    • Somerset UK

    #466
    Just coming off the bench……first for a long time!
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    28mm Oathmark orcs from North Star. More pictures in the finished figures section.

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    • The Smythe Meister
      • Jan 2019
      • 6248

      #467
      Originally posted by Tim Marlow
      Just coming off the bench……first for a long time!
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      28mm Oathmark orcs from North Star. More pictures in the finished figures section.
      Looks like SWW's Christmas do!!

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      • David Lovell
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 2186

        #468
        Put the polish thing on the shelf of doom ,gone back to the tru scale
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        Cut the track guard brackets/supports off ,have etch will use ,bugger didn't realise five pieces to each of the replacements
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        Got loads done today ,these pics a few days old now ,will take some more tomorrow. Dave

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        • Richard48
          SMF Supporters
          • Apr 2018
          • 1907
          • Richard
          • Clacton on Sea

          #469
          Originally posted by David Lovell
          Put the polish thing on the shelf of doom ,gone back to the tru scale
          [ATTACH=CONFIG]n1214264[/ATTACH]
          Cut the track guard brackets/supports off ,have etch will use ,bugger didn't realise five pieces to each of the replacements
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          Got loads done today ,these pics a few days old now ,will take some more tomorrow. Dave
          I spy a Kv of some sort Dave.Does the etch come with the kit?.
          Richard

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          • David Lovell
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 2186

            #470
            Originally posted by Richard48
            I spy a Kv of some sort Dave.Does the etch come with the kit?.
            Richard
            Hi Richard
            Unfortunately not i bought it at the same time as the kit probably more than three years ago from a shop in Poland jadarhobby easy enough to find on the web ,their web site i find a bit awkward to negate but if you get into the 72nd upgrade/etch bit there's pages and pages of the stuff tow cables ,barrels ,rivets heads ,bolt heads and more etch sets than you'd ever belive covering most manufacturers ,any 35er's reading this don't fret(did you see what I did there) I think your possibly even better cared for ,not caring to work the best exchange rate dollars ,euros ,zlotys I always pay in euros and let PayPal deal with it. I've used them many times never had a single problem ,orders some times seem to come on foot but thats probably the European postal system.
            As for the kit its made by PST enough to make most run for the hills in fact they'd probably be in the running for one of the worst awards ,but as in our previous conversations if your not prepared to put in you won't get out with these kits. Dave

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            • Richard48
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 1907
              • Richard
              • Clacton on Sea

              #471
              Originally posted by David Lovell
              Hi Richard
              Unfortunately not i bought it at the same time as the kit probably more than three years ago from a shop in Poland jadarhobby easy enough to find on the web ,their web site i find a bit awkward to negate but if you get into the 72nd upgrade/etch bit there's pages and pages of the stuff tow cables ,barrels ,rivets heads ,bolt heads and more etch sets than you'd ever belive covering most manufacturers ,any 35er's reading this don't fret(did you see what I did there) I think your possibly even better cared for ,not caring to work the best exchange rate dollars ,euros ,zlotys I always pay in euros and let PayPal deal with it. I've used them many times never had a single problem ,orders some times seem to come on foot but thats probably the European postal system.
              As for the kit its made by PST enough to make most run for the hills in fact they'd probably be in the running for one of the worst awards ,but as in our previous conversations if your not prepared to put in you won't get out with these kits. Dave
              Exactly mate.Some kits need some TLC.I quite like the look of the IBG models Bren carriers.I might be a devil and order a couple next week.Thinking of maybe the mark 1 in desert and the soviet one with boys anti tank gun.Will check out Jadar for sure.
              Happy bench time.
              Richard

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              • davecov
                SMF Supporters
                • Jul 2014
                • 833
                • Dave
                • Stow, Scottish Borders

                #472
                I'm taking a little break from Moskva by doing a quick build of the Revell (ex-Matchbox) 1/76 Krupp Protze KFZ 69 with 3.7cm Pak (03344).

                It is a lovely little kit and being an ex-Matchbox kit, it comes with a diorama base. I have completed most assembly and applied a little weathering to the wheels and tyres. Still have more detail painting, decalling and more weathering to do:


                Close-up of the diorama base. It is almost finished but I still need to do a little more painting before I apply a matt varnish:


                That is all for now

                Dave
                DaveCov - Founder of The Airfix Tribute Forum 2006

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                • RonGlass
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 801

                  #473
                  Originally posted by Scratchbuilder
                  Well done on the Jagdpanther Ron, looks most impressive.
                  Mike.
                  Thank You Mike ! Still a few bits of PE to add, building a damaged / worn out example made it easier or me lol

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                  • David Lovell
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 2186

                    #474
                    Originally posted by RonGlass
                    Dragon's 1/35 Early Jagdpanther, zimmerit tiles are a bit larger than customary, just my preference. Was going for a field-applied look. I'm leaning towards leaving off the rear storage boxes & tube on this one. Still a ways to go, but I rather like the look on this one.[ATTACH=CONFIG]n1213869[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]n1213870[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]n1213871[/ATTACH]
                    Please accept my apologies Ron your build somehow seemed to have slipped through the net ,it certainly seems to be conforming to your vision of the end product ,as for the zim looks bloody good to me personally dont think size or pattern even comes into it with out you mentioning it even then I havent looked closer just looks like zim and a bloody fine job you've made of it. Dave

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                    • Ian M
                      Administrator
                      • Dec 2008
                      • 18272
                      • Ian
                      • Falster, Denmark

                      #475
                      Originally posted by The Smythe Meister
                      Well,as I'm now in the marathon that is painting the camo on my He219,I think it's a good idea to have another build that I can go across to for when I get burn out from it.Much better to do it in stages, just so it doesn't become a bore!
                      SO,the victim I've chosen is this...
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                      I've ALWAYS loved the look of a Jag,this kit is apparently very flawed,but, I'm going to be doing it OOTB without going overboard with extras, I just want a half decent rendition of the mighty Jaguar.As I said, it's a "now and then" build,hence there'll be no dedicated blog, just the odd update on here! :thumb2:
                      It's not to bad a kit. A few bits need sorting but easy to do. It's Airfix plastic in a Revell box if I recall. Builds up better than that Croc from kitty hawk.
                      Now Mr Airfix has gotten the taste for classic British Birds maybe we will get a new Jag as well. Please.
                      Group builds

                      Bismarck

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                      • The Smythe Meister
                        • Jan 2019
                        • 6248

                        #476
                        Originally posted by Ian M
                        It's not to bad a kit. A few bits need sorting but easy to do. It's Airfix plastic in a Revell box if I recall. Builds up better than that Croc from kitty hawk.
                        Now Mr Airfix has gotten the taste for classic British Birds maybe we will get a new Jag as well. Please.
                        Indeed Ian, I'll give it my best best shot, but I agree,a new Airfix one would be much appreciated...
                        ...... After all it's a classic aircraft.

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                        • RonGlass
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 801

                          #477
                          Originally posted by David Lovell
                          Please accept my apologies Ron your build somehow seemed to have slipped through the net ,it certainly seems to be conforming to your vision of the end product ,as for the zim looks bloody good to me personally dont think size or pattern even comes into it with out you mentioning it even then I havent looked closer just looks like zim and a bloody fine job you've made of it. Dave
                          Thanks Dave, I appreciate your kind words ! It's been a fun project and I will probably want to do Late' version early next year

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                          • Ian M
                            Administrator
                            • Dec 2008
                            • 18272
                            • Ian
                            • Falster, Denmark

                            #478
                            Slowly loosing my patience with this Gekko tank. Most of the fit is good then out of the blue bits that fit either like a bolt in a bucket or Dolly Parton's bra.
                            Group builds

                            Bismarck

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                            • RonGlass
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 801

                              #479
                              Originally posted by David Lovell
                              Put the polish thing on the shelf of doom ,gone back to the tru scale
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                              Cut the track guard brackets/supports off ,have etch will use ,bugger didn't realise five pieces to each of the replacements
                              [ATTACH]496949[/ATTACH]
                              Got loads done today ,these pics a few days old now ,will take some more tomorrow. Dave
                              Hm. Maybe I should just send my photoetch stuff for you to tackle Dave

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                              • davecov
                                SMF Supporters
                                • Jul 2014
                                • 833
                                • Dave
                                • Stow, Scottish Borders

                                #480
                                Final report for my Krupp Protze KFZ 69 build now.

                                I fitted some acetate windows and finished painting the tilt. I then applied the final weathering and it is now finished:


                                More pictures can be found here.

                                Dave
                                DaveCov - Founder of The Airfix Tribute Forum 2006

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