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"Let's soak their washing!" Vietnam Swift Boat (PCF) Mekong Delta.

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  • colin m
    Moderator
    • Dec 2008
    • 8755
    • Colin
    • Stafford, UK

    #31
    Brilliant.


    Looks like a competition entry to me.

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    • Pikeman
      • Feb 2016
      • 1312

      #32
      Originally posted by \
      Here is my finished Revell Swift Boat (PCF). The crew are having some fun trying to flick the boat's wash at some local's washing on a small river in the Mekong Delta.....
      Just a pity I was unable to find some 1/48 Marines to pose onboard. I'll keep looking.


      Just a handful of far too many pictures I took!


      I hope you like the end result.


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      General top view of the finished model...


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      Thanks to everyone who supported me with comments and suggestions during the build.


      Thanks for looking at the finished diorama.


      Cheers,


      Ron
      This is just awesome .


      I love the water effects and the way you have created the waves .What product did you use for the water .


      The whole model looks great and very realistic,great build really good

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      • tanktrack
        SMF Supporters
        • Jun 2012
        • 1429

        #33
        great job Ron it looks like a scene from apocalypse now what size is the base ?

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        • Adrian "Marvel" Reynolds
          • Apr 2012
          • 3008

          #34
          I can't say anything that hasn't been said already, its fantastic. I just wish I could have 1% of your skill with water.


          Adrian

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          • spanner570
            SMF Supporters
            • May 2009
            • 15414

            #35
            Thanks all. I'm well chuffed you like the model.


            Dave - You are dead right. I just can't find any 1/48 U.S. Marines for this period.


            Stuart - For all my 'water', bases and buildings etc, I always use children's cheap paints. By just painting on a flat surface it is possible to create the illusion of any depth of water. I then use ordinary household varnish to get a bit of a shine. Finally, I use silicone sealant to create movement. I don't like resin water products......Simple is best for me at least!


            Steve - It's 20"X 13", with opposite corners randomly chopped off. If I can, I like to do this to my 'water bases' rather than a uniform shape. I did the same with my two U. Boats. It seems to give an impression of more movement somehow.


            Adrian - As 'Oddball would say "No negative waves, babe!".....Have a go. It's good fun and I reckon you could well surprise yourself - but you will have to try to find out


            Thanks again everyone.


            Ron

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