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Atlas Cheetah E Scaleworx Conversion
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Thanks fellas. Yes, all Real Colors so far Kai. The colour matches just seem to work. -
Atlas Cheetah E Scaleworx Conversion
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
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Airfix 1/24 Typhoon
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Thanks Ernie, that means a lot. It's a fun kit but there are definitely areas where your skills with resin will come in very handy. -
Sad to hear that Maru. Thanks for posting.
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Atlas Cheetah E Scaleworx Conversion
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
I'll try and post some tomorrow Kai. Been busy with Father's Day here. -
Israeli Mirage III C with Atar9C
GusMac replied to Kaireckstadt's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Lovely start Kai. Going to look subtly worn when it's done.- 719 replies
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Atlas Cheetah E Scaleworx Conversion
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Thanks Peter and Rob. Got some of the masking done and have come to a conclusion - I had intended to do all of each colour together as it all wraps around but I'm now going to do it as upper and lower surfaces separate as I would a 'conventional' camo scheme. The masking is just too difficult to get right if I wrap it around. Upper surface green is now on, so mask that off then onto the black. -
Good to see it comes with it's own airbags.
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Short Sunderland MkII
GusMac replied to ThomasProbert's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Looks great Tom. Always so impressed by how neat your scribing is. -
Atlas Cheetah E Scaleworx Conversion
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Thanks Kai. Yes, these are the AK Real Colors and so far I'm really impressed. They thin very easily with the Mr Levelling and spray nicely with no dry tip or anything similar. The colour density and coverage is also very nice even with the paints well thinned. The smell is also quite reasonable and not a problem. My wife is quite sensitive to odours but she hasn't even noticed these, thankfully. Hope you're making progress on yours. -
Looks great Rich. Not sure I'd be volunteering to sit there during a launch!
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Atlas Cheetah E Scaleworx Conversion
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Quick update.... first colours on These are the easy ones! Now comes all the masking over those nice compound curves. Plan is to do the green and black next to get all the main colour blocks done then do the flashes of white and yellow last. Thinking of doing all the flashes white first then go over with the yellow where required to get decent saturation of the yellow. -
Atlas Cheetah E Scaleworx Conversion
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Quick update but no pics yet. Have spent a lot of last couple of weeks doing DIY tasks for my parents so limited time to play with these Real Color paints but the more I try them the more I like them. They can really be thinned down but still cover nicely and go on nice and smooth. I've started on the first colours so I'll post some pics later in the week as things progress. -
Didn't think I'd see an Aussie pick 1981 as an example Ashes, Steve! Pretty small sample size to choose from where England came out on top, especially from 1989 to 2003/4. First Ashes I remember is 1974/5 as we got some on the telly over here. I was only a primary school kid but I just remember being mesmerised by Thommo's action. Met him many years later by chance in Sydney and he was a lovely bloke. Happy to have a chat and an absolute hoot. His acceptance speech into the Hall of Fame is one of the funniest, but also most poignant, things I've seen.
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Nice catch Rob as it looks very cool. Good thinking on the stencils as well. Must admit the number of stencils on Phantoms has always made me a bit wary of building one. However, if HKM ever produce their 1/32 Spey one......
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If they were going for the win, they'd have had to bat Sibley at 11. He makes Tavare look like Viv Richards!
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That looks just stunning Mark. Superb gloss work to get it so uniform and shiny.
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lead Lead wire (various shapes/sizes)
GusMac replied to James H's topic in LSM-Related Reviews (military figures etc)
Thanks for highlighting those Jim. Have already thought of a number of potential uses for the flat stuff. -
Looking good Peter, although that seem work will be challenging. Still can't quite get my head around an airframe with the engine in the middle!?
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I'm with you there Phil. Just wish England could find a few batsmen.
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Short Sunderland MkII
GusMac replied to ThomasProbert's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Glad to see you were able to save it Tom. Looks a bit like a baseball bat at the moment with no wings -
Airfix 1/24 Typhoon
GusMac replied to GusMac's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Thanks chaps. It was a fun build despite a few problems closing up some of the panels -
Share how COVID-19 Quarantine has affected you.
GusMac replied to 1to1scale's topic in General Discussion
Jeez Steve, what a palaver! Over here it's just pitch up, roll up your sleeve and go after a few minutes wait. It's about the only part of the whole thing we've got working smoothly over here mind. -
Yeah so that mentioned on Doogs' site. Seems very sudden but who knows what's going on behind the scenes.
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Israeli Mirage III C with Atar9C
GusMac replied to Kaireckstadt's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Hi Kai I'm still experimenting with the Real Colour paints and trying a couple if ideas about how I'm going to mask this. I'll post some pics as soon as I have some progress- 719 replies
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