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  • Guest

    #46
    Originally posted by prichrd1
    Pete,

    Looks excellent with the turret on,:thumb2:
    You've not let this get the better of you like us mortals!!

    Paul.
    :smiling2:
    Cheers Paul I'm getting there slowly, there nothing special with what I've done that anyone else could have done or made better but thank you.
    Pete.

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    • Guest

      #47
      Originally posted by SimonT
      Looking good Pete
      Thank you Simon its to get me back in to building again so no extras I'm afraid just can't seem to be able to do them justice anymore l leave that to the experts now.
      Pete.

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      • Guest

        #48
        Well the build stage is complete. Next up some wet stuff.
        Drilled out spare wheel fixing holes and made up fixing bracket.
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        Added link pin holes and filled dimples in track
        pads.
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        Added copper wire to cable reels.
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        Added wire mesh to rear stowage baskets.
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        Drilled out barrels on machine guns.
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        Cleaned up side skirts ready for painting.
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        Made up stowage.
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        Thank you for looking in.
        Pete.

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        • scottie3158
          • Apr 2018
          • 14256
          • Paul
          • Holbeach

          #49
          Pete,
          Lovely additions they make all the difference.

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          • Guest

            #50
            Originally posted by scottie3158
            Pete,
            Lovely additions they make all the difference.
            Cheers Paul it came with the kit so no skill or brain power reguired [ATTACH=CONFIG]n[/ATTACH]'
            Pete.

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            • Guest

              #51
              Originally posted by John Race
              Pete.
              Just arrived sorry I'm late Matron refused to give me a pass.
              I have brought my no mess bib. Might be good for modelling as well.
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              See no crumbs !
              John
              Sorry for the belated comment, been doing serious stuff of no importance. That is a good invention, but I have several questions about its usability - when you stand up, does it stay in that erect position or does it slowly droop into a verticle position? And if it does not droop, how do you manage when you need to dispose of the tea/coffee down the fountain of thought, or do you require assistance from Matron in guidance?
              Mike

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              • Guest

                #52
                Pete,
                Getting better every time I pop in for a look. Like the additional details and care taken on the blemishes - a true modeller.
                Mike.

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                • Guest

                  #53
                  Pete, I wish I had your skills to produce work like this.


                  For me its buildings, no plans , no instructions , so I can't mess up :nerd:

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                  • Guest

                    #54
                    Originally posted by MikeC
                    Pete,
                    Getting better every time I pop in for a look. Like the additional details and care taken on the blemishes - a true modeller.
                    Mike.
                    Hi Mike you say it gets better every time you look in, well can you look in every hour and it might end up not to bad when it's finished.
                    But thank you for the kind comment.
                    Pete.

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                    • Guest

                      #55
                      Originally posted by John Race
                      Pete, I wish I had your skills to produce work like this.


                      For me its buildings, no plans , no instructions , so I can't mess up :nerd:
                      Hi John your more skilled that I could ever be there's nothing special about my work but I might be better at covering up the my mess ups than you that's about all.
                      Pete.

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                      • Guest

                        #56
                        Hi got the main part of the tank in primer I know it's a bit patchy and I missed bits sorry but it's not easy with hairy sticks, I don't want to lose the weld seams.
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                        Thank you for looking in.
                        Pete.

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                        • Guest

                          #57
                          Looking good Pete, well if that's what you can acheived with a brush you should be really pleased. Even blown right up it looks perfectly ok.

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                          • Guest

                            #58
                            Originally posted by John Race
                            Looking good Pete, well if that's what you can acheived with a brush you should be really pleased. Even blown right up it looks perfectly ok.
                            Hi John thanks but it's surprising the effect you can achieve with bad lighting, slightly out of focus and a dirty lens.
                            Next time you want to blow up one of my models I've got something that would work really well and a place to do the deed.
                            Pete.

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                            • BattleshipBob
                              SMF Supporters
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 6821
                              • Bob
                              • Cardiff

                              #59
                              Out of time zone Pete but very nice work indeed :thumb2: :smiling:

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                              • Guest

                                #60
                                Originally posted by Bobthestug
                                Out of time zone Pete but very nice work indeed :thumb2: :smiling:
                                You and me both but I thought I'd have a good at something a bit different.
                                Sorry to hear your still not to good, take it easy and warm.
                                Cheers Pete.

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