View attachment 412201 One of the panels using Bare Metal on the SM.
1/48th Scale Saturn V
- Thread starter StevenRB
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HI Steven can you put on the whole pic of this service module isnt it ? the bit that the command module fits too ? is'nt it
chris
chris
Simply mind blowing....
Great work Steve.
All the best.
Andrew
Great work Steve.
All the best.
Andrew
I haven't finished with the SM yet so broader pictures would only show a partially finished piece. Later, I will post a picture of the whole spacecraft. I'm still waiting for the EVA handles for the SM as well. Along with the decals, this will really come out as something. I'm slowly getting there.
Thank you Andrew.
View attachment 412267 I'm now applying another piece. I did tear it yet I have the confidence to fix this.
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View attachment 412271 The piece is now burnished on. Trimming is next.
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View attachment 412276 Trimmed piece.
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View attachment 412277 I'm now starting on the areas between the upper radiator panels.
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Thank you Rick.
View attachment 412286 The umbilical on the SM. I will cover this later with gold Bare Metal.
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View attachment 412287 Starting on the lower radiator panels.
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View attachment 412773 The umbilical connector in gold Bare Metal.
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View attachment 412984 This is the SM decal placement guide.
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View attachment 413171 This panel is lacking detail. View attachment 413172 These are the details for the most part. I'll be using 0.010 styrene plastic to replicate this.
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Prior to laying on the decals, I'll wash my hands thoroughly to remove all oils. This foil material shows grease and fingerprints like no one's business. Then I'll buff out any and all smears and I'm ready to go. Once the decals are laid down, two coats of flat clear will be applied. This will reduce the sheen from buffing, protect the decals and create a more even finish from panel to panel.
View attachment 413694 Details glued on.
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