Tim’s Airfix 1/35 Austin K2/Y Ambulance .

[adt70hk]

Coming on beautifully Tim. Very well done so far.

ATB.

Andrew

[rtfoe]

Gees...am I really late for this one, sorry about that Tim.
As for the continuity error in the clip, besides the missing cigarette and foam, right after Mills says what are you waiting for...the long cool Dane should have walked in with the jingle playing. :smiling6:
Must get one of these...looks a good kit.

Cheers,
Wabble

[Neil Merryweather]

I'm really enjoying this thread Tim, I might even be tempted( as if I need another project...)

[Tim Marlow]

Coming on beautifully Tim. Very well done so far.

ATB.

Andrew

Many thanks Andrew. Glad you approve :thumb2:

[Tim Marlow]

Gees...am I really late for this one, sorry about that Tim.
As for the continuity error in the clip, besides the missing cigarette and foam, right after Mills says what are you waiting for...the long cool Dane should have walked in with the jingle playing. :smiling6:
Must get one of these...looks a good kit.

Cheers,
Wabble

No issues with lateness Richard. Great film isn’t it! The kit lives up to it to be honest. Nothing major yet that I’ve found to worry about, and it is a good basis for anyone that wants to go full out on upgrades.

[Tim Marlow]

I'm really enjoying this thread Tim, I might even be tempted( as if I need another project...)

Go for it Neil…….with your skills you could do a great crew as well.

[Valeron]

Thanks Colin, that was just what I was going for :thumb2: Varied the base colours to add variety as well. I thought they wouldn’t necessarily all be the same age or batch.

That's a good tip for the future

[scottie3158]

Tim,
That interior looks the nuts mate, the finish on the stretchers is first rate.

[Mini Me]

Well, now it's my turn........"Gees am I really late to this one"! Hope there's a seat left for me Tim....if not I'll just stand in the back and keep an eye on the rabble. As Scottie said, those stretchers are just right! They look well used and well scrubbed. Keep it coming :thumb2:

[Tim Marlow]

Tim,
That interior looks the nuts mate, the finish on the stretchers is first rate.

Cheers Scottie, very kind of you.

[Tim Marlow]

Well, now it's my turn........"Gees am I really late to this one"! Hope there's a seat left for me Tim....if not I'll just stand in the back and keep an eye on the rabble. As Scottie said, those stretchers are just right! They look well used and well scrubbed. Keep it coming :thumb2:

No probs Rick, always room for one more :thumb2: Cheers for the comment as well
PS, not that well scrubbed, one has a stain but no one noticed…..

[yak face]

Stretchers look amazing tim , how youve captured the look of well worn ( and stained ) canvas is superb , cheers tony

[Tim Marlow]

Stretchers look amazing tim , how youve captured the look of well worn ( and stained ) canvas is superb , cheers tony

Cheers Tony. Really not that hard, honest. Make up dilute paint of a lighter shade (I added light sand), wet the surface, and fill yer boots Brush down the length of the stretcher and just wick off any large spots with a dry brush to stop any ugly large stains forming. It’s one of the few times overdilution to break up paint structure actually helps :thumb2:

[Guest]

It certainly works Tim.

[Tim Marlow]

It certainly works Tim.

Funny thing is John, it looks rubbish until it dries…..then the wear/dustyness just appears like magic :thumb2: