I’d put it on the inside, I think. That will give more of a feeling of thickness, I’m guessing
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I don’t suppose you can glue in the windows either way round? If so, you could experiment with one to see which looks better.Comment
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That’s what I was kind of hoping they wouldn’t haveLooks like you’ll just have to choose one or the other and run with it?
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Hi Gavin
I'm not into this genre but they do look fun. I know Steve enjoyed his foray into sci-fi. Despite the fit issues you have got it together nicely. Great idea to display with the armoured car for scale. I look forward to the painting/weathering. Great scope there and hopefully the book will give you some ideas.
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Hi Gavin
I'm not into this genre but they do look fun. I know Steve enjoyed his foray into sci-fi. Despite the fit issues you have got it together nicely. Great idea to display with the armoured car for scale. I look forward to the painting/weathering. Great scope there and hopefully the book will give you some ideas.
Jim
Anyway, we move on to a spot of pre-shading.
This will hopefully allow me to add a bet of depth to the paint job.
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It was a bit warmer today, no hard frost on the ground, so I ventured out to the garage and did a bit more painting and assembly.
I think the kits are starting to come together quite nicely. Did a 50/50 smoke and clear green treatment on the inside of the windows and I quite like what I see.
The only problem with super close ups, there is no hiding any blemishes, but a distance the effect looks more believable.
Anyway, things are getting together and are looking pretty good.
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That’s looking very good so far
Quick question: how tall is the model? I have Bandai’s 1:100 Warhammer Attack Tomahawk, but I suppose this model would be a fair amount larger than that, so posing them together won’t work?Comment
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On the flipside, you could do a perspective diorama with the smaller kit in the "distant" back ground?Comment
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I could, except I won’t be building a diorama with itI intend to build the model I have as a BattleTech WHM-3R Warhammer by means of nothing more than a paint job as this particular one:
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If the Destroid Defender were about the same size, I could call it an RFL-3N Rifleman and pose the two together, but alasComment
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