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As I'm working on a winter scene, I needed some snow. But not so much that it obliterated the details. What do you think?
There'll be more blobs of snow on the inside of the tracks that I'll place strategically once the roadwheels and all are in place.
Gaz
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Comrades... er I mean fellow modellers!
Socialist Republic of Alberta postal system comes through in record time. Resin seat arrived today!
Thank you, Martin!
Gaz
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Yay!!! She's home. If you like we can make her look well-travelled with a sticker I've been seeing a lot of, lately:
You can either get stickers or decals, in black or white:
See you in the Northern Territory!
Gaz
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This is a cool build. I hope that it ends up looking appreciably different from a standard US F4. Otherwise, your efforts may be lost upon us dilettantes.
Gaz
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Ehhh.... it don't even have swept wings!
But at least it's not as fugly as the Gloster Meteor.
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You are doing some amazing detailing, Frank! Those Aux air intakes look really cool.
Gaz
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14 minutes ago, Clunkmeister said:
L-39 is the best looking jet ever made, by any Nation, ever.
I'm sure that claim will start many an argument....lol
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Watched Hunter Killer last weekend. Pretty good flick.
Another Russian-tragedy type movie: K-19: The Widowmaker
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Не говорю по русски
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Thank you, Fellas!
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Back again, Everyone!
I spent a lot of time on the resin tracks. Saved 50 bucks over buying Friuls.... but I don't know if the aggravation was worth it... anyway...here's where I am now:
After completing the tracks it was time to test-fit how I wanted everything to look. The tracks are tautened by the position of all of the rollers. No sag, yet everything here is only dry-fitted.
Here, the idler arms are all glued into place. The wheels only dry fitted. I also primed the track. Next up is painting all of the wheels and tracks then weathering em'... And I have to complete the base, too....
Thanks fer lookin!
Gaz
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Oh yeah! That looks great!
Gaz
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Liking the GSB Peter! Reminds me of Baa Baa Black Sheep back in the seventies.
Gaz
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Those raised rivets make it look great!
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The gondola...or fuselage... which is it?... looks great!
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Great work, Tony!
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Had no idea there would be would inside!
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This is cool! I didn't know the Marines flew anything bigger than Corsairs during WWII.
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Nice work on the engine details!
Gaz
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Oh how I miss freezing rain, and packed ice! For the last 18 years I haven't seen a single snowflake. I used to drive truck in the US for a living. Downshift baby, downshift... What... you got automatic? Wut was you thinking?
Gaz
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5 hours ago, Martinnfb said:
Gaz I have a resin figure of Warsaw part pilot if you're interested to spice it up a little?
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That's very kind of you, Martin! Honestly, I wanna be a diorama guy... but most of the time my interest fades pretty fast once the kit is ready. I have a bunch of figs for armor that I keep consistently putting off. That was another reason I was thinking of making a base for an in-flight model.
If I do put this MiG on a base, it'll be pretty simple.
Thank you kindly for your offer,
Gaz
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What is on your bench right now ? Share a picture :)
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