Scotties 25pdr.SP Bishop.

[scottie3158]

Been a little while since I looked in on this.......the old girl is "tarting" up right nice, Mr. Dawg. If you keep on with the bling like you are, you'll have a winner for sure! and pewter as well.....Just loverly!! :thumb2: :thumb2:

Thanks mate, when I am working on the little bits I always wonder how you do it in your micro scale.

Yep, just caught up myself....
Cracking stuff as always,
...... where do you manage to find ,what obviously must be,such well detailed reference pics?!

Smifffy Thanks mate I use prime portal a great site for reference pics and or type in the vehicle and then follow with walk around.

Mr. Smiff....those are not reference pics, they are illustrated destruction sheets.....us scratchers would be lost without 'em :tongue-out3: :tears-of-joy:

Don't give all our secrets away

New to me but if it's Paul, yes please! Count me in

Cheers Bob, good to have you along.

[scottie3158]

I managed to snap one of the headlight supports so thought i would have a go at scratching it all with the exception of the headlight itself. So with a lot of swearing plastic, copper wire and punched pewter I ended up with these not perfect by a long chalk but I'm happy with them.



cheers
Scottie

[scottie3158]

I decided to have the transmission decks closed. I replaced the kit handles with copper wire and punched rived detail. I also replaced the Deck catches





Added some tools I have no idea what they are. Due to the damage to the lid I had one tool in place the other I made the straps ( I still need to add the rivet detail that fixes the straps to the lid) and made the tool from wire and lead foil and left it loose in the well by the decks.



cheers
Scottie

[Jim R]

Your scratching skills and attention to detail really do you credit Scottie.

[scottie3158]

Your scratching skills and attention to detail really do you credit Scottie.

Thank you Jim, very kind of you.

[Neil Merryweather]

yummy!

[scottie3158]

yummy!

Lol thanks mate.

[BattleshipBob]

I decided to have the transmission decks closed. I replaced the kit handles with copper wire and punched rived detail. I also replaced the Deck catches

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Added some tools I have no idea what they are. Due to the damage to the lid I had one tool in place the other I made the straps ( I still need to add the rivet detail that fixes the straps to the lid) and made the tool from wire and lead foil and left it loose in the well by the decks.

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cheers
Scottie

Normal quality Paul, lovely work time after time!

[scottie3158]

Normal quality Paul, lovely work time after time!

Thank you Bob appreciate it.

[Guest]

Just as we expect from you Paul, taking it to another level and beyond.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

[JayCee]

Your usual excellent quality work, Paul. :thumb2:
John.

[Lee Drennen]

Your scratching skills and attention to detail really do you credit Scottie.

Jim he has came a long way in 8 years remember back then ? Each build gets better and better and is very modest about his Talent.

[Lee Drennen]

Great updates Scottie

[Mickc1440]

Yet another master class

[scottie3158]

Just as we expect from you Paul, taking it to another level and beyond.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

Thank you John I try.

Your usual excellent quality work, Paul. :thumb2:
John.

John, Thank you mate.

Jim he has came a long way in 8 years remember back then ? Each build gets better and better and is very modest about his Talent.

Lee, very kind of you, but we have all improved, inspired by the great modellers on here.

Yet another master class

Thanks Mick.