Very nice work Ron. I love the lighting in that first picture and looking forward to the finished piece
Spanner's Revell 1/72 Dam Buster Lancaster. 1958 tooling.
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Thanks chaps...
I've started work on the dam and its surroundings.
I penciled the shape and then painted the dam on a length of card, cut out the outline and overflow openings etc, and then rested it in front of a large piece of black card.
This image is obviously way too light. I'll see how it looks when Mr. Sun has gone to bo- bo's!
Early days yet, but it's a start.
Cheers.
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Cheers Jim.
As the attack was at night, I'm hoping the final frame will be more of a 'Silly Wet' of the dam, rather than what you see above.
Also, I need to iron out the lake surface a tad.
The trouble is, at this time of year it doesn't go dark 'till quite late. A bit past this old farts bed time. So one evening soon I'll have to try and stay up and take some darkness shots!
Thanks for the continued interest.
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Thanks for the input Paul and Tony.
Second go....and onwards with the 'Cunning Plan'1
The outline of the dam looks a bit wonky. This is due to the paper I painted the dam on warping a bit. a good ironing will sort things out - If I knew how to use one, that is!
Before it gets too warm today, I've had a mess about with the dam and darkened the structure and darkened the wooded areas either side of the dam.
I also flattened out the water a tad.
The photo was taken around the same time as the previous image, so just a bit of extra black paint makes a fair bit of difference....
I will see how it looks at dusk tonight.
Later 'I'll add the aircraft and then see where I can 'Fettle' things a bit more.
Getting there slowly - Hopefully!
Cheers,
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