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And another article with photos about the decals for interiors here
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Rocky, I'm big EZ-Line fan as well. Here's the article about the stuff
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Sebastian, here're some really good articles on replicating wood grain. And apart from the oils you can also use decals and photoetched stencils to replicate the grain. Hope it helps
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Guys, I need 2 tiny parts for Tamiya's 1/48 P-47D Thunderbolt (Razorback) as it's stuck in progress. During kit transportation I've lost 2 parts: air outlet doors in closed position - parts #E17 (two). If you've built your Thunderbolt with closed air outlet doors in opened position you might have spare parts of #E17? I need to buy these parts to finally finish the model. Here's part of Tamiya's manual and parts #E17 shown: If you have built your Thunderbolt with air outlets open I would appreciate trading/buying these small parts from you. Thank you!
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Interesting approach on stressed skin on fuselage as well.
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Wow!!! I finally have modeling comics to read! :o
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can't wait to see more! pinups of course :)
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scratchbuild Nieuport-Delage Sesquiplan 1/48
Arseny replied to roadrunner's topic in In-Progress Pics
simply speechless.. amazing model. how long have you developed your scratchbuilding skills? basically how long for you did it take to grow from building out-of-box to scratchbuilding prototypes you can't find on the market? -
scratchbuild Nieuport-Delage Sesquiplan 1/48
Arseny replied to roadrunner's topic in In-Progress Pics
Amazing! What's the scale? -
scratchbuild Nieuport-Delage Sesquiplan 1/48
Arseny replied to roadrunner's topic in In-Progress Pics
Amazing project! Can you please share more on the fuselage and fuselage halves? Basically as I understand you've glued several layers of plastic sheets together. Then after you've shaped the right form of the fuselage, you cut the fuselage into 2 parts? As I understand, in order to build the cockpit interior? Anyway, thanks for sharing! -
Some really interesting pics. How have you attached the cables? Thanks for sharing
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very interesting article, but I think you have to consider colour scaling effect and paint weathering...
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Wow! Some serious surgery! Very impressed!
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Really like the efforts you put in this model! What styrene rods do use? Evergreen?