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    #16
    Sorry if i came across as negative :bash: i really dont want to appear that way ! i just have found a forum with so much to offer and hopefully i can contribute but i was just amazed at the timespan between posts apologies to everyone i hope that the forum goes from strength to strength and maybe i can try and contribute a little

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      #17
      clicked twice doh!!!!

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        #18
        i didn`t mean in anyway that there was negative views posted

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          #19
          Bunkerbarge have a look at my u47 pics on tutorials weathering tell me what do you think? the scale is 1/72 the kit is an amati it was bloody awful and it took ages to correct

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            #20
            Adzam

            to qoute Mr Spock "you are labouring under a misaprehension" i have no issue with comments or views i think everybodys views comments are valid even if they are considered negative! all publicity is good publicity as the saying goes

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              #21
              Adzam,

              From your longer reply above you seem to be getting a bit confused between myself and Nigel. Your reply is addressed to Nigel however the the Ben Ain is mine and I certainly was not trying to say that the forum has let me down.

              I actually thought I was being quite positive about the forum!!

              Never mind things do not always read as they were intended in the writing. I was just offerring a word of encouragement to Nigel and I hope that he took it as such.

              All the best

              Richard

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                #22
                ahh no probs BB , i may of come across a bit confused , but it`s always the same, i think two steps ahead of what `im typing.

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                  #23
                  NIgel,

                  I particularly like the way that the rust and dirt originates from a deck fitting such as a stanchion or a bollard, which is exactly is it behaves in reality as water drains from the structure.

                  I do tend to shy away from pastels, powdered rust and air brush techniques for rust streaks as they all seem to be too soft for me. I much prefer vertical dry brush streaks in a blend of colours to look as close to reality as possible.

                  I have attached a picture of one of my recent experiments at the end of the Ben Ain posting to give you an idea of what I am trying. Please excuse the washers on the potholes, I didn't make the hull.

                  I will also attach a couple of my hull archive pictures that I use for inspiration when painting rust on hulls.

                  I hope you find them interesting

                  All the best

                  Richard

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                    #24
                    Richard

                    I see what you mean the rust is very prolific. I just think that when the scale gets smaller you have to be a bit more delicate or otherwise it appears false. By the way your article was really impresive. I dont make large scale ships but my imagination was quite tweeked!!! i am thinking now about a 1/32 Eboat ????? gawd i really cant afford this:-)

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