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C7P Polish Artillery Tractor Photo Enigma
Hi Everyone As my latest project draws to a close, there has been a photo that is amongst all my research photos that is bugging me. This is the correct picture Now this is the same photo but in reverse/back to front?? How has this been achieved? Has a negative been flipped and made into...- Steve Jones
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Olga Kropotova
Hi Everyone For those of you who are not familiar with Olga's work she is simply the best model artist I have ever known IMHO. She uploads her work on YT every so often and her latest video is just outstanding. If you have never seen her work I suggest you check her out. Olga Kropotova Happy...- Steve Jones
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Latest Acquisitions (2021)
Brought this lot for £35 at the trade stands of the IPMS show at the REME Museum today- Steve Jones
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Ferdinand and stalingrad gun spg thing.
Exhausts were above the tracks roughly just in front of the armoured casement, blowing straight down on the tracks from the sponsons, therefore they can not be seen from the side.- Steve Jones
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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What's on the Bench? 2021
..... and here is post number two. Took a little longer as the Milliput had to dry out first The Milliput was wrapped around 3mm styrene rod and a fine blade was used to create the woodgrain. Then acrylics and oils were added. Lastly nylon thread was used for the rope. This has been an...- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
Hi Everyone. What do you do when you are bored and fed up with doing tracks and armour? You build a fence post! :smiling5: :smiling5: It was done in a day using 5mm styrene square rod, 3mm wire for the barbed wire and 2mm wire for the ivy stalks/roots. Then painted using acrylics and oils. A...- Steve Jones
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Simon T - one year on
Some of Mr T's scratch built masterpieces- Steve Jones
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Churchill AVRE Mk. lll
Defo mate. Here is a picture of a Churchill crossing a bridge which may be of some help :smiling5: :smiling5: ;) :thumb2: :cool:- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
Remember this bad boy and all his mates from my kitbash of Mirages 1/35 scale C7P Polish artillery tractor? Well I have finally managed to get a splash of colour on them and set them up in their rightful places. Happy modelling everyone- Steve Jones
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Should I be worried about doing a resin kit??
Hi Everyone I have always been wary of doing a full blown resin kit for the obvious toxic dust issues and also when ever I have done resin after market parts I find them to be brittle and break easily. I also hear stories of bad moulds and bubbles. Are my fears correct or unfounded as I have...- Steve Jones
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1/72 HMS Victory Cross Section
The Blue Monkey pub became a den of iniquity over the years and was a hotspot for local drug dealers and users. It was in a lovely part of town with the local church behind. We went to several Harvest Festivals and Carol singing events in the church back in 90's. The pub closed in 2000 and was...- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
This is Mum carrying me around from a young age teaching me the ropes.- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
Well is been another "riveting" time at the bench. A few hundred more and that should do it for this kitbash of Mirages C7P in 1/35th scale. Happy modelling everyone.- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
In the world of PE there are two things I hate doing. One is clamps the other is hinges It took one hour to do these two using 0.5mm styrene rod and 0.5mm pewter rivets. Fortunately there are only two more too do. Life would have been easier if I had chosen to have the hatches closed :smiling3...- Steve Jones
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Latest Acquisitions (2021)
Hi Everyone. Just returned after my second part of my tour of all things south of the M4. If you remember we talked about supporting your local model shops when on holiday and Tim suggested Frome Model Shop. So after a long hike up the steep cobblestones I was rewarded with a wonderful shop...- Steve Jones
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Rare Medium Tank M3 variant, from a MiniArt kit
Its an M3 modified by the US army for trainees to get used to the look of an enemy tank. Here is a link for more information Crack That Tank I must say Jakko from a modelling prospective this is a wonderful choice of subject to build. Also you have done an exceptional job with the...- Steve Jones
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1/35 MINI-ART Ya - 12 SOVIET ARTILLERY TRACTOR. 35052
As I am sure you are aware it is a GMC 7-41 four cylinder, two stroke engine of 110 hp engine. Reading other peoples build blogs they have been unsuccessful in finding detailed photos of the engine. Hopefully our friends across the pond may be able to help- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
Okay I'm calling this one done. I had a lot of fun building this. A long way to go with the whole build but I think it will certainly blend in well once everything has been done.- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
Two thirds done now. All main and minor components added. Just leaves the micro detailing.- Steve Jones
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What's on the Bench? 2021
Third of the way into building an engine for Mirage's C7P Artillery Tractor in 1/35 scale. Having a lot of fun with this build- Steve Jones
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