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28 | 27. October 2019, 13:26
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Daniel Klink
Thank you too Spanjaard, and of course many thanks Olivier Clifford and Spanjaard again 👍👍
Very nice and motivating comments mates 👍
Thank you too Spanjaard, and of course many thanks Olivier Clifford and Spanjaard again 👍👍
Very nice and motivating comments mates 👍
12. June, 21:15
June 10, 2021
49 | 9. May, 18:44
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Daniel Klink
Wow guys, thank you all for your very nice comments.. Iam somewhat overwhelmed, and it it is very motivating for more Green Hinomaru Birds 👍
@Marco yes it is handpainted with Gunze Mr. color inetrior colors. Smelling like hell but are absolutely brillant to work with for small areas.
Wow guys, thank you all for your very nice comments.. Iam somewhat overwhelmed, and it it is very motivating for more Green Hinomaru Birds 👍
@Marco yes it is handpainted with Gunze Mr. color inetrior colors. Smelling like hell but are absolutely brillant to work with for small areas.
9. June, 22:17
Cuajete
Very nice presentation and fantastic result, Daniel. Congrats!
I thought pilot came from this Hasegawa's kit:
W.W. II Pilot Figure Set (Hasegawa 35008, 1:72)
Maybe came from this Red Box set?
Japanese Kamikaze (Red Box RB72048, 1:72)
Very nice presentation and fantastic result, Daniel. Congrats!
I thought pilot came from this Hasegawa's kit:
W.W. II Pilot Figure Set (Hasegawa 35008, 1:72)
Maybe came from this Red Box set?
Japanese Kamikaze (Red Box RB72048, 1:72)
10. June, 17:17
Daniel Klink
Thank you Cuajete and Stefan, your warm and nice comments are always very much appreciated mates👍
@Cuajete. it is from the Hasegawa offering indeed.
Thank you Cuajete and Stefan, your warm and nice comments are always very much appreciated mates👍
@Cuajete. it is from the Hasegawa offering indeed.
10. June, 18:45
June 9, 2021
6 | 10. March 2018, 18:40
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David Januska
Daniel, your work it's really inspiring for me, it seems we've got lot of same kits in stash. So your work is a dream meta and etalon which I never reach. What I can't catch is your productivity and effectivness. I'm glad if I can work 3 hours a week, but it is so few
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Daniel, your work it's really inspiring for me, it seems we've got lot of same kits in stash. So your work is a dream meta and etalon which I never reach. What I can't catch is your productivity and effectivness. I'm glad if I can work 3 hours a week, but it is so few
.23. December 2018, 12:11
Daniel Klink
Hi David, seemed to miss your nice and very encouraging words. Many thanks mate👍
Time is a very rare and precious thing our days. Thats true.
Thank you christian 👍
Hi David, seemed to miss your nice and very encouraging words. Many thanks mate👍
Time is a very rare and precious thing our days. Thats true.
Thank you christian 👍
31. December 2018, 16:04
Łukasz Gliński
Awesome, the clarity of the windshield is unbelievable for the 72nd 👍
Awesome, the clarity of the windshield is unbelievable for the 72nd 👍
31. December 2018, 21:48
Daniel Klink
Thanks Lukasz, the clear Parts are by far the best quailty parts of the kit😉
And the other credit goes to Future /Pledge
Thanks Lukasz, the clear Parts are by far the best quailty parts of the kit😉
And the other credit goes to Future /Pledge
1. January 2019, 14:15
9. June, 20:04
Daniel Klink
Hi Frank, ja das Teil ist der Hammer.
Natürlich nie im Einsatz gewesen. Motoren haben überhitzt und das ding war mit einem Motor unbeherrschbar.
Sonst wie isset?
Hi Frank, ja das Teil ist der Hammer.
Natürlich nie im Einsatz gewesen. Motoren haben überhitzt und das ding war mit einem Motor unbeherrschbar.
Sonst wie isset?
9. June, 20:39
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Clifford Keesler
No I have not. I always forget about Hannants. I will check them out. I checked my usual shops, and of course all not in stock. But I will keep looking.
No I have not. I always forget about Hannants. I will check them out. I checked my usual shops, and of course all not in stock. But I will keep looking.
2. June, 22:12
Spanjaard
i am too late 😉
https://www.aviationmegastore.com/mitsubishi-g4m-1-betty-with-figures-tamiya-61110-scale-modelling/product/?action=prodinfo&art=105996
i am too late 😉
https://www.aviationmegastore.com/mitsubishi-g4m-1-betty-with-figures-tamiya-61110-scale-modelling/product/?action=prodinfo&art=105996
2. June, 22:58
Andrea Morris
Chuffed for you Cliff. Some folks don't know about Hannants, but if it's hard to find Hannants often have it. Only one left Spanjaard!!!
Chuffed for you Cliff. Some folks don't know about Hannants, but if it's hard to find Hannants often have it. Only one left Spanjaard!!!
3. June, 01:10
Spanjaard
thanks Andrea, but I meant I was to late to offer one to buy 😉 for some reason i was seeing the post from Clifford about not finding one, but not the one where he got one.
i left the links just in case somebody else was looking for it
thanks Andrea, but I meant I was to late to offer one to buy 😉 for some reason i was seeing the post from Clifford about not finding one, but not the one where he got one.
i left the links just in case somebody else was looking for it
3. June, 06:47
May 27, 2021
May 24, 2021
Only 200 of them were ever registrated in Germany Nissan Sunny Coupé GTI
Project: Good life
Scratchbuilt
36 | 14. March 2018, 12:12
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Edward May
Do you typically keep all your models inside of glass door shelving or do you also typically have them out on the countertop? If it's the latter - how do you keep the feline leapers from smashing up your work?
Do you typically keep all your models inside of glass door shelving or do you also typically have them out on the countertop? If it's the latter - how do you keep the feline leapers from smashing up your work?
22. May, 22:00
Peter Hardy
Cars are interesting, hobby room is brilliant, models are excellent. You can keep the cats.
Cars are interesting, hobby room is brilliant, models are excellent. You can keep the cats.
22. May, 22:07
Daniel Klink
@Edward they are mostly behind glass or packed in Boxes.
My last cats weren't a thread bcause they were of rather of a lazy kind. Eddy is different but he is not interested in the hobby room at all so far👍
@Peter Thank you sir 👍
@Edward they are mostly behind glass or packed in Boxes.
My last cats weren't a thread bcause they were of rather of a lazy kind. Eddy is different but he is not interested in the hobby room at all so far👍
@Peter Thank you sir 👍
23. May, 23:02
Nathan Dempsey
My 5 year old says that your cat must be a wizard because he has a large white beard. 😂
My 5 year old says that your cat must be a wizard because he has a large white beard. 😂
23. May, 23:19
Edward May
Daniel > I've long dreamed of building a series of cabinets with glass doors, thick glass shelves and a mirrored back for displaying my model kits. I even know what type of stain and varnish I'd like to use in that project but it's just a dream. Still I can't imagine packing away my built models into boxes! I want to be able to see them in a group, as a collection, in terms of what they represent.
In my tween/teen years I just kept them on metal shelves and only had one incident with my personal feline friend leaping to the top shelf which damaged a Revell Lancaster and Revell B-17F. Needless to say I was angry at first but after I cooled off I realized that he'd never tried to get on any of the lower shelves and that it was likely that he simply couldn't see the large models from his vantage point. He never attempted to get on those shelves again; He was far more content with my lap or next to the desk lamp.
In my twenties up to my late thirties I relied on very high shelves mounted on a wall. The only exception was a small and low slung table I acquired from a thrift store I'd acquired as a perch for the project I was working on at the time. When I was in my office I was able to shoo the cats away from that table to try to condition them into understanding that spot was off limits. Whenever I left the office I always tried to remember to close the door.
The day after I completed the model intended for that table though I was called away and forgot to close the door. The missus' cat of the time was apparently intrigued by the sudden appearance of that gargantuan completed 1/72 Italeri Me-323 Gigant and so got onto the table to examine it more closely. Upon my return she immediately panicked and as her back feet slid out from under her, in her haste to bolt from the room, she utterly destroyed it. Bits and pieces of that lengthy build literally rained throughout my office. The landing gear on the kit is quite complicated and fragile, in addition to other components, never mind the shattered windscreen; It was simply beyond restoration. Believe me, I was furious with myself! 🙁
At the moment I have to keep my built models locked away in the extra cabinet space we have in this rental home but I want to have them out on display. As it is the cabinets are pretty well chock full. We've three cats in the home right now. Two are fairly young and are typical in their curiosity while the third is a geriatric approaching 19 years of age.
That aside, I could easily mount high shelves in our den as I had in a prior home or even procure some cheap prefabricated cabinets with glass doors as my budget is a little more flexible right now. However the owner of this property is currently trying to sell it. As such I don't see much point in doing either until I know what's going to happen. After all if they sell to someone whom wants to live here I'd have to take down the shelving or move the new cabinets anyway. There's still a chance though that someone will purchase the property as a form of a stable income from leasing it too. That having been said many Americans are seeking to leave urban communities due to social unrest in favor of life in a rural community a comfortable distance from metro areas so I'm not keeping my hopes high.
Daniel > I've long dreamed of building a series of cabinets with glass doors, thick glass shelves and a mirrored back for displaying my model kits. I even know what type of stain and varnish I'd like to use in that project but it's just a dream. Still I can't imagine packing away my built models into boxes! I want to be able to see them in a group, as a collection, in terms of what they represent.
In my tween/teen years I just kept them on metal shelves and only had one incident with my personal feline friend leaping to the top shelf which damaged a Revell Lancaster and Revell B-17F. Needless to say I was angry at first but after I cooled off I realized that he'd never tried to get on any of the lower shelves and that it was likely that he simply couldn't see the large models from his vantage point. He never attempted to get on those shelves again; He was far more content with my lap or next to the desk lamp.
In my twenties up to my late thirties I relied on very high shelves mounted on a wall. The only exception was a small and low slung table I acquired from a thrift store I'd acquired as a perch for the project I was working on at the time. When I was in my office I was able to shoo the cats away from that table to try to condition them into understanding that spot was off limits. Whenever I left the office I always tried to remember to close the door.
The day after I completed the model intended for that table though I was called away and forgot to close the door. The missus' cat of the time was apparently intrigued by the sudden appearance of that gargantuan completed 1/72 Italeri Me-323 Gigant and so got onto the table to examine it more closely. Upon my return she immediately panicked and as her back feet slid out from under her, in her haste to bolt from the room, she utterly destroyed it. Bits and pieces of that lengthy build literally rained throughout my office. The landing gear on the kit is quite complicated and fragile, in addition to other components, never mind the shattered windscreen; It was simply beyond restoration. Believe me, I was furious with myself! 🙁
At the moment I have to keep my built models locked away in the extra cabinet space we have in this rental home but I want to have them out on display. As it is the cabinets are pretty well chock full. We've three cats in the home right now. Two are fairly young and are typical in their curiosity while the third is a geriatric approaching 19 years of age.
That aside, I could easily mount high shelves in our den as I had in a prior home or even procure some cheap prefabricated cabinets with glass doors as my budget is a little more flexible right now. However the owner of this property is currently trying to sell it. As such I don't see much point in doing either until I know what's going to happen. After all if they sell to someone whom wants to live here I'd have to take down the shelving or move the new cabinets anyway. There's still a chance though that someone will purchase the property as a form of a stable income from leasing it too. That having been said many Americans are seeking to leave urban communities due to social unrest in favor of life in a rural community a comfortable distance from metro areas so I'm not keeping my hopes high.
24. May, 09:16
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Daniel Klink
Hi guys thank you for the kind and warm words👍
@ neuling yap like that color too 🙂
@spanjaard thank you mate👍
Hi guys thank you for the kind and warm words👍
@ neuling yap like that color too 🙂
@spanjaard thank you mate👍
18. June 2019, 18:07
Treehugger
Photo 23 shows some artifacts with the antialiasing along the edges. I wonder, how did you process the photos?
For work-in-progress photos, I like using Window's 'snippet' tool, for creating simple jpeg's for large and detailed photos, while retaining ok images. So, I would open a jpeg photo from my camera, and then resize it on screen with the image viewer, and then do the screenshot using the 'snippet' tool in Windows.
The very best result I can get, is when using Fusion (compositing software), which allows one to switch between various filters to get the best antialiasing option when reducing the size of photos.
Photo 23 shows some artifacts with the antialiasing along the edges. I wonder, how did you process the photos?
For work-in-progress photos, I like using Window's 'snippet' tool, for creating simple jpeg's for large and detailed photos, while retaining ok images. So, I would open a jpeg photo from my camera, and then resize it on screen with the image viewer, and then do the screenshot using the 'snippet' tool in Windows.
The very best result I can get, is when using Fusion (compositing software), which allows one to switch between various filters to get the best antialiasing option when reducing the size of photos.
13. January, 13:37
20. May, 10:42
May 18, 2021
Mitsubishi G3M Nell flaps Hasegawa
Brengun 1:72
BRL72060 18. May, 18:10
May 14, 2021
Historical Costume Girl "AOI" (1/35) w/Zero Fighter Model 22 (1/72)
FineMolds 1:72
HC7 2021 | Model set Multi-topic (2)14. May, 23:11
Historical Costume Girl "AOI" (1/35) w/Zero Fighter Model 22 (1/72)
FineMolds 1:72
HC7 2021 | Model set Multi-topic (2)14. May, 23:10
May 13, 2021
Dai-Nippon Teikoku Kaigun Kōkū tai (Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service 1912-1945)
(Result: Victory)
10 | 25. March 2018, 22:07
Daniel Klink
Hi Olly, THanks...Almost ready.. A few Decals left, a new Canopy is awaited and some little washing and
weathering...and of course some better pics.. Cheers DAniel
Hi Olly, THanks...Almost ready.. A few Decals left, a new Canopy is awaited and some little washing and
weathering...and of course some better pics.. Cheers DAniel
25. March 2018, 22:37
Alec K
Very nice. I was just looking at the Supermodel kits in my stash (don't have this one though). They are actually rather good...
Very nice. I was just looking at the Supermodel kits in my stash (don't have this one though). They are actually rather good...
26. March 2018, 00:30
Daniel Klink
Wow, Thank you guys for the nice words .... Yes there are more pics - soon to follow..
Wow, Thank you guys for the nice words .... Yes there are more pics - soon to follow..
28. March 2018, 14:16
Edward May
What do you mean "hardly managed to do?" This Kingfisher is gorgeous, I would've loved to see the progress photos of this build in 2018 and a few more "glamour shots" of the finished bird! 🙂
What do you mean "hardly managed to do?" This Kingfisher is gorgeous, I would've loved to see the progress photos of this build in 2018 and a few more "glamour shots" of the finished bird! 🙂
13. May, 11:24
May 12, 2021
May 11, 2021
May 8, 2021
91 | 31. December 2020, 16:15
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Jan Peters
The figure really makes it come alive Daniel. Maybe add some straps to the canvas on the canopy, and a towbar to the nose wheel?
The figure really makes it come alive Daniel. Maybe add some straps to the canvas on the canopy, and a towbar to the nose wheel?
8. May, 17:19
Daniel Klink
Ho Greg you are making me blush sir...🙂
@Jan yap thats a good point because there was a manual how to put on the Canvas.
It was exactly stretched over the Cabin with straps surrounding the whole fuselage diameter.
ANd some wheel chocks would be nice too.. thanks mate 👍
Ho Greg you are making me blush sir...🙂
@Jan yap thats a good point because there was a manual how to put on the Canvas.
It was exactly stretched over the Cabin with straps surrounding the whole fuselage diameter.
ANd some wheel chocks would be nice too.. thanks mate 👍
8. May, 18:47
Jan Peters
There is a picture of the the canvas fixtures in the Valiant Wings book on the me 262
There is a picture of the the canvas fixtures in the Valiant Wings book on the me 262
8. May, 21:09
May 7, 2021
62 | 15. March, 00:54
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Daniel Klink
Thank you for your encouraging, warm words Lukasz, cuajete and Rui!
Glad you like the outcome👍
The Hangar yap 🙂
Thank you for your encouraging, warm words Lukasz, cuajete and Rui!
Glad you like the outcome👍
The Hangar yap 🙂
26. April, 11:32
7. May, 21:34
May 6, 2021
War Birds
P-61 Black Widow Night Fighter P61 "Black Widow" Night Fighter Nose Art Selection Kits-World 1:72
KW172015 2008 | New tool Sold
6. May, 15:43
War Birds
P-61 Black Widow Night Fighter P61 "Black Widow" Night Fighter Nose Art Selection Kits-World 1:72
KW172015 2008 | New tool 6. May, 15:42
May 3, 2021
April 29, 2021
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April 23, 2021
April 14, 2021
Volkswagen Type 2 Delivery Van "Fire Pattern" w/Blond Girl's Figure
Hasegawa 1:24
52264 (SP464) 2020 | Changed parts Multi-topic (2)14. April, 16:40
April 12, 2021
April 11, 2021
Hi there,
Anyone else problems with uploading pics at the moment?
Best regards
Daniel
Anyone else problems with uploading pics at the moment?
Best regards
Daniel
11. April, 21:21
Phil M
oh i just wrote you this question...Im happy its just a bug, I thought I had hit the limit, if there is any!
oh i just wrote you this question...Im happy its just a bug, I thought I had hit the limit, if there is any!
11. April, 22:36
Scalemates Mitsubishi A6M Zero Group build 2021
1. April until 31. December 2021
2. April, 13:13
April 10, 2021
April 9, 2021
April 4, 2021
April 2, 2021
March 31, 2021
March 29, 2021
6 | 1. November 2018, 18:47
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Daniel Klink
Whoo, thank you guys for your nice comments. Good old OOb times 🙂
Whoo, thank you guys for your nice comments. Good old OOb times 🙂
29. September 2019, 21:28
Neil
Hi Daniel, just checked your albums... Wow! There's some huge amount of work in here! Very nice collection of builds 👍
Hi Daniel, just checked your albums... Wow! There's some huge amount of work in here! Very nice collection of builds 👍
28. March, 23:51
29. March, 01:34
March 28, 2021
16 | 20. February 2019, 16:42
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Greg Baker
I love watching your builds unfold Daniel. Even when there are setbacks, like broken canopies or such, it seems like it all just gets unpacked as it should be. You have a great build style.
I love watching your builds unfold Daniel. Even when there are setbacks, like broken canopies or such, it seems like it all just gets unpacked as it should be. You have a great build style.
19. June 2019, 00:02
Daniel Klink
Wow greg, that are some really nice words! And that makes me really proud you wrote them👍
Love your works either as you know👍
Wow greg, that are some really nice words! And that makes me really proud you wrote them👍
Love your works either as you know👍
19. June 2019, 19:54
27 | 11. March 2018, 19:38
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18. March, 13:26
Daniel Klink
Danke schön Zsolt!!
Compared to your small masterpiecs these words are very appreciated 👍
Danke schön Zsolt!!
Compared to your small masterpiecs these words are very appreciated 👍
28. March, 21:31
13 | 28. March 2018, 14:18
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Cuajete
These are the only vacuform canopy I have found:
1. English Electric Lightning F1/2/3/6 (Aeroclub C033, 1:72)
I guess it will be hard to find 🙁
These are the only vacuform canopy I have found:
1. English Electric Lightning F1/2/3/6 (Aeroclub C033, 1:72)
I guess it will be hard to find 🙁
14. December 2020, 18:54
Roberto Rocat
I never got any replacement for a missing Airfix canopy, I was ready to pay for it. Good luck.
I never got any replacement for a missing Airfix canopy, I was ready to pay for it. Good luck.
17. December 2020, 20:04
Daniel Klink
Hi Roberto Hope you are doing well?
I assume we sahre this experience with the Airfix service.. i am looking for the kit as a cheap catch .
Hi Roberto Hope you are doing well?
I assume we sahre this experience with the Airfix service.. i am looking for the kit as a cheap catch .
29. December 2020, 23:05
Roberto Rocat
Doing still ok here, thank you! As for the airfix service, in the end I had to buy another kit to get that canopy...Oh well.
Doing still ok here, thank you! As for the airfix service, in the end I had to buy another kit to get that canopy...Oh well.
10. January, 11:45
Daniel Klink
Hi Roberto, happy to hear this from you 👍
And well i assume i#LL have to go th same route with the replacement 🙂
Hi Roberto, happy to hear this from you 👍
And well i assume i#LL have to go th same route with the replacement 🙂
28. March, 21:25
March 20, 2021
Kawasaki C-1 Japan Air Self Defense Force Tactical Transport Aircraft
Wing Factory 1:72
2020 | New tool 20. March, 19:36
March 19, 2021
March 15, 2021
45 | 18. March 2019, 21:52
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David Januska
Nice base for presentation, it adds another dimensions to the perfect result.
Nice base for presentation, it adds another dimensions to the perfect result.
2. March, 09:19
Emanuel Z.
What a beautiful betty! Well done! Can't wait to build a few japanese aircrafts too
What a beautiful betty! Well done! Can't wait to build a few japanese aircrafts too
10. March, 21:11
Daniel Klink
@jim yap to make them look more lively one can spent years🙂
Thank you mates for your kind word, very much appreciated👍
@jim yap to make them look more lively one can spent years🙂
Thank you mates for your kind word, very much appreciated👍
11. March, 11:39
March 10, 2021
March 2, 2021
Model 139WC/WSM/WT Chinese, Siamese and Turkish Service
Special Hobby 1:72
SH72440 2021 | Changed parts 2. March, 02:00
March 1, 2021
14 | 27. February, 21:06
Daniel Klink
The first kit finished out of the Me 262 groupbuild is the least mentioned the little Kikka by AZ Model!
Even Short Run can be fun... though not in every Aspect with this one... 🙂
The first kit finished out of the Me 262 groupbuild is the least mentioned the little Kikka by AZ Model!
Even Short Run can be fun... though not in every Aspect with this one... 🙂
27. February, 21:24
Neuling
I really like the (few) pictures you show here. Very cool presentation of very cool build!
I really like the (few) pictures you show here. Very cool presentation of very cool build!
28. February, 10:24
Daniel Klink
Thankyou mates for your warm words much appreciated👍
But this will the last AZ Short run for a long time🙂
Dome more pics will follow
Thankyou mates for your warm words much appreciated👍
But this will the last AZ Short run for a long time🙂
Dome more pics will follow
1. March, 11:32
January 27, 2021
Kettenkrad in 1/50ème Can also be useful in 1:48 and 1:72
Alainkif 1:50
n/a Digital: 3D data file27. January, 11:54
January 26, 2021
January 19, 2021
IJA 28cm Howitzer (with General Nogi & 6 Artillery) w/Photo-etched parts
Pit-Road 1:72
SG14E 2020 | Changed parts 19. January, 21:29
January 15, 2021
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27 | 16. December 2020, 17:40
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Patrick Hagelstein
Amazing results Daniel! The cockpit turned out particularly crisp! 👍
Amazing results Daniel! The cockpit turned out particularly crisp! 👍
30. December 2020, 17:01
Daniel Klink
Thank you so much mates John, Bill, Alex ans Patrick - makes me really proud 👍
Thank you so much mates John, Bill, Alex ans Patrick - makes me really proud 👍
6. January, 22:42
Bob Hall
This is beautiful ! I had the honor of meeting Tex Hill in Houston back in 2000, probably one of the greatest men I have ever met in my life ! He was the last Flying Tiger and a P-40 Ace !
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tex_Hill
This is beautiful ! I had the honor of meeting Tex Hill in Houston back in 2000, probably one of the greatest men I have ever met in my life ! He was the last Flying Tiger and a P-40 Ace !
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tex_Hill
8. January, 05:37
January 6, 2021
58 | 4. September 2020, 19:00
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Daniel Klink
Thank you David, Tim and Cuajete...very much appreciated words mates 👍
Still some details on the base but i am confident to finish this in 2020 🙂
Thank you David, Tim and Cuajete...very much appreciated words mates 👍
Still some details on the base but i am confident to finish this in 2020 🙂
22. December 2020, 15:39
Slavo Hazucha
Ha, happy I made it back before this bird takes off for the Test! 🙂
Very nice job on the big canvas, particularly like the sides and the grey-grey camo patterns 👍
Ha, happy I made it back before this bird takes off for the Test! 🙂
Very nice job on the big canvas, particularly like the sides and the grey-grey camo patterns 👍
1. January, 15:05
Project: Kawanishi H8K2 Type 2 Flying Boat Model 12
12+
12+ 27 | 13. March 2018, 20:52
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Erik De Smet
I painted also the structural parts also with white primer from a rattle can, it needs more than one coat as the carton sucks . The base I airbrushed with different shades of light grey and some smears of dark grey and a fine black marker for the joints.
I painted also the structural parts also with white primer from a rattle can, it needs more than one coat as the carton sucks . The base I airbrushed with different shades of light grey and some smears of dark grey and a fine black marker for the joints.
1. January, 16:23
Daniel Klink
Thank you sirs for your advices and hints👍
Car Paint? is it not too aggressive?. Ok priming is without alternative with this material and i guess one have to be careful with the thinning. It should not get to thin and wet.
Found some material in my stash of an older architecturial project.
Maybe it is useful to fill the emptiness in the Hangar a bit
Thank you sirs for your advices and hints👍
Car Paint? is it not too aggressive?. Ok priming is without alternative with this material and i guess one have to be careful with the thinning. It should not get to thin and wet.
Found some material in my stash of an older architecturial project.
Maybe it is useful to fill the emptiness in the Hangar a bit
1. January, 17:21
Łukasz Gliński
I recall spraying it in couple of thin, almost transparent layers, so the paper hasn't sucked so much of it. Definitely a quick-dry paint was helpful here.
I recall spraying it in couple of thin, almost transparent layers, so the paper hasn't sucked so much of it. Definitely a quick-dry paint was helpful here.
1. January, 19:30
Erik De Smet
You could use that material to simulate some side columns inside the hangar, see my album Melsbroek pictures 13 and 17.
You could use that material to simulate some side columns inside the hangar, see my album Melsbroek pictures 13 and 17.
1. January, 19:30
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January 4, 2021
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Łukasz Gliński
@Daniel: Not sure we need an official one, or just a mini edition (like you Greif).
@Cuajete: Degreasing commenced!😉
@Daniel: Not sure we need an official one, or just a mini edition (like you Greif).
@Cuajete: Degreasing commenced!😉
31. December 2020, 19:43
Łukasz Gliński
The event is here: Scalemates Schwalbe Group build 2021 (1. January until 31. December, )
The event is here: Scalemates Schwalbe Group build 2021 (1. January until 31. December, )
31. December 2020, 19:57
Cuajete
I will attend, Łukasz! 🙂 👍
And if 2021 allows it, maybe I can participate with my Academy kit😉
I will attend, Łukasz! 🙂 👍
And if 2021 allows it, maybe I can participate with my Academy kit😉
1. January, 12:35
December 31, 2020
Scalemates Schwalbe Group build 2021
1. January until 31. December 2021
31. December 2020, 20:39
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