Scotties Humber Mk1

[scottie3158]

Hi Scottie
I'm liking what I see - a lot.
Jim

Thanks Jim happy you like it.

You were right about the earlier photo as it was hard to tell, but that's looking great Paul!

Thanks Andy if your happy with the paint that's good enough for me.

Looks really good Scottie :thumb2:
Steven

Steven, thanks a lot mate.

well done Scottie... the color are very balanced and dark i really like it.... looks exactly how they came out of factory... looking forward weathering..LOVE IT

Thanks Greg for the positive comments.

[scottie3158]

Today I have added the stowage, including a PVA tarp on the back of the front fender. The underside has had some pigments added. I didn't wanted to make it to dirty just an accumulation of old dirt.

Now to create a simple base.

A few pics Hope you like it please critical and let me know what I have missed or could improve. It is your fine comments that help me to improve.

















cheers
Scottie

[minitnkr]

Looks great to me. PaulE

[Steve Jones]

Beautifully done Paul. It's us that's learning from you. Was there any adverse reaction to the pigment fixer/thinners on the pva tarp??

[scottie3158]

Looks great to me. PaulE

Thanks Paul

[scottie3158]

Beautifully done Paul. It's us that's learning from you. Was there any adverse reaction to the pigment fixer/thinners on the pva tarp??

Steve thanks mate. I tried the tarp with various acrylic varnishes and no concerns. CA does melt it so I applied it to the kit then placed the tarp in place and again it was ok. I haven't tried fixer or thinners but I have some left over so will experiment.

[Guest]

Just spent some time being mesmerised by the detail Paul, that worn part on the MG handle is so realistic. Another great build well under way.
Can't comment on weld seams other than I attempt to rough then up with the knife blade ! Have seen some after market ones in resin that I could stick to my self quite easily:smiling3:

[scottie3158]

Just spent some time being mesmerised by the detail Paul, that worn part on the MG handle is so realistic. Another great build well under way.
Can't comment on weld seams other than I attempt to rough then up with the knife blade ! Have seen some after market ones in resin that I could stick to my self quite easily:smiling3:

Thanks John I was looking at some after market ones as well. Glad you like the build.

[Guest]

Well what can one say not bad, good, brilliant, excellent,
I think you showed potential in this hobby I'll keep it up if I was you .
Very well done indeed my friend.
Pete :thumb2: .

[Guest]

Lovely work Scottie.

[scottie3158]

Well what can one say not bad, good, brilliant, excellent,
I think you showed potential in this hobby I'll keep it up if I was you .
Very well done indeed my friend.
Pete :thumb2: .

Pete, thanks very much mate. I think I might keep at it lol.

Lovely work Scottie.

Thanks Peter appreciate it.

[Mini Me]

Looks like you have all the bases covered Scottie.

[Guest]

Steve thanks mate. I tried the tarp with various acrylic varnishes and no concerns. CA does melt it so I applied it to the kit then placed the tarp in place and again it was ok.

I’m fairly confident you could fix it in place with PVA glue …

[scottie3158]

Looks like you have all the bases covered Scottie.

Thanks Rick.

I’m fairly confident you could fix it in place with PVA glue …

Hi Jakko I agree the PVA would fix it but as this was a new technique to me I wanted to see how it would react to CA.

[Guest]

That looks amazing Paul!

So many little details dotted all around add up to a fantastic whole.