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Hi guys,

 

  I'm working on the cockpit woodwork right now, slow progress due to a busy work schedule. here's a small update. I've been experimenting with some different base colors...................

 

 

 

I'm really liking the effect...............

 

 

 

 

more soon,

 

Mark

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On 8/12/2015 at 5:38 PM, FarEast said:

Mark is that hand painted or the Uschi wood decals? Either way it looks fantastic!

 

 

These are Uschi's decals. I really like them, they definitely look the part..............

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mark

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Mark, have you thought of going for a dark wood? Classic cars of the time would have used mahogany,walnut and other luxury veneers and I'm sure an aircraft of the time designed as a limo would have had all the trimmings as well, weight  no longer being such an issues as it would not be carrying armament or ordinance, but yes it really does look the part!

Posted

Mark, have you thought of going for a dark wood? Classic cars of the time would have used mahogany,walnut and other luxury veneers and I'm sure an aircraft of the time designed as a limo would have had all the trimmings as well, weight  no longer being such an issues as it would not be carrying armament or ordinance, but yes it really does look the part!

 

Hi Far East,

 

  Thanks for checking in and for the comments! I have definitely put some thought into it. I figured the pilot got a nice clean cockpit to work in and the passenger section got the whole 9 yards of luxury. I have some more items on the way to detail the passenger area. Stay tuned!

 

Mark

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Here's the latest supplies from the mailbox today.........

 

Andrea Black and White Paint sets and my custom decals..........

 

 

 

Many thanks to Keith Davidson of Red Pegasus Decals for the awesome decal work!

 

 

 

Mark

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Looks great but this is the "easy" part!! Can't wait to see the passengers cabinet!

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Hi everyone,

 

  The pilot seat and belts are finished and installed.....................................

 

 

 

   Passenger seats are painted and ready.......................

 

 

 

Some more "goodies" showed up in the mail today, more soon.

 

Mark

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Just amazing!

 

What base colours did you use under the wood decal?

 

 

Thanks James!

 

I used Vallejo White, Beige and Dark Sand then gave them a coat of Future to prepare them for Uschi's decals. 

 

Mark

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Mark,

I am just catching up on your build. Sorry it has taken so long! You have done some incredibly Awesome work here! The wood master and vac fuselage conversion is brilliant! I also love your cockpit and wood treatment! Everything you are doing is fantastic!

 

RAGIII

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Hi everyone,

 

Here is some basic interior work, I've used 1/35 scale carpet and rugs for the interior fuselage walls and floor. So far, so good....

 

 

 

 

 

 

Still more interior detailing to do..........

 

Mark

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Thanks guys!!

 

I have pictures and a scale drawing of the DFW Limo and I'm considering doing it in 1/32 after this LVG build is completed. I just really like these Limo's.

 

I've been working on the LVG engine by replacing the top springs and I had some custom photo-etch made for the passenger windows that I am waiting on so I should have some progress shots very soon.

 

 

Mark

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