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Ford GPA
Me too! Will sit with Greg and watch on in awe. Up to your high standards of detailing all ready I see. Keep it comin mate P.S Hope you had a great birthday weekend. Many happy returns- Steve Jones
- Post #33
- Forum: Soft skins Under Construction
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Tamiya 1/35 Panzer 111.
My apologies. Left out the word "holes". Should read - There should be no line and its missing about 20 rivets and nut heads holes. Like Mr T says it will all be covered over by the housing but you know what us detailers are like. Cant sleep unless we know all hidden detailing has been done...- Steve Jones
- Post #36
- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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HELP my photos are awful
Well you and I have long struggled with our photos and tried most things. The three issues I have had are where to take the photos, lighting and depth of field I have tried taking photos outside, inside, by the window, bits of paper behind, in a lighting box, white background, black background...- Steve Jones
- Post #22
- Forum: Tutorials and how to's
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SimonT - 1/35th Tamiya T62 (well worn)
This was my last bit of casting Mike for a part the carpet monster got It would have been easier to buy another kit and take the part from that :smiling5: Apologies for hijaking your blog Mr T. Will remove if need be. :tongue-out3:- Steve Jones
- Post #69
- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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Items you have bought and at the time thought they were a good idea - but never used.
I have Jakkos rivet maker - never used I have MikeC's hand jig saw - waste of time This thing which was a complete waste of money and loads of weathering paints and fluids used once and never seen again.- Steve Jones
- Post #18
- Forum: Chit-Chat
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1/35 Bronco Bishop SPG - forum choice
A little late to the party I'm afraid Dave. Looks a wonderful kit and I like what you have done to it. I agree with the interior paintwork scheme you are going for. It doesnt make a great difference but the white the British used was gloss so you may want to add a bit of gloss varnish to the...- Steve Jones
- Post #38
- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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Advice on a vertically challenged 88mm gun crew member.
This guy has been sat in my spares box for four years if you want him??- Steve Jones
- Post #7
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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1/48 Tamiya SS-100 & 88mm Flak 37
Maybe a little too late but these might help with the reel details Jim Found some funny ones while I was looking as well. Thought the first one was quite apt for this time of year:smiling5::cool::thumb2:- Steve Jones
- Post #88
- Forum: Artillery pieces Under Construction
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Scimitar CVR(T) in the Falklands 1982
I expect you already have these photos This link may have your answer Falklands Conversion Kit- Steve Jones
- Post #23
- Forum: Critique Corner.
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Bob's Dragon 1/35: StuG 111 Ausf G
Found a Stug radio if it helps- Steve Jones
- Post #83
- Forum: Bob's Sturmgeschutz GB: Dec 2019 - May 2020
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Chipping Advice
The biggest issues with chipping fluid/hairspray chipping are threefold. Firstly your working environment. I work in a central heated study room, others in freezing cold sheds, others in the lounge etc etc and this has a large effect on paint drying times. Secondly the acrylic paint you are...- Steve Jones
- Post #5
- Forum: Weathering.
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Verlinden 200mm Werner Molders Bust
Sorry to hear about the bad sculpt Peter. I have this spare head you can use if you want me to post it out to you Tim - Soz mate. My bad. Its Vallejo Insignia White 71279 . I was close! They both have "sign" in their titles:smiling5::cool::thumb2:- Steve Jones
- Post #10
- Forum: Figures WWI and after. Under construction
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Which model gave you most satisfaction in 2019?
The CMP, as the scratch building went well and I was pleased with the final look. It is Tamiya's 1:35 Quad Tractor- Steve Jones
- Post #8
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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If you go down to the woods today.
SHUT THE FRONT DOOR!!! Totally awesome dude!- Steve Jones
- Post #21
- Forum: Completed Dioramas
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Andy's 1/35 Tamiya Stug B
You should have a floor. I take it the kit didnt supply one. Somebody more knowledgable than me should tell you that there is a PE version out there somewhere. You could scratch build one but again creating the knobbly effect would be for someone else to advise on- Steve Jones
- Post #39
- Forum: Bob's Sturmgeschutz GB: Dec 2019 - May 2020
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Bob's Dragon 1/35: StuG 111 Ausf G
Bob takes a well earned rest after a busy day at the bench doing wheels- Steve Jones
- Post #34
- Forum: Bob's Sturmgeschutz GB: Dec 2019 - May 2020
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Zvezda 1/35 BT 5 TANK
Here are some more wreck photos for you to get some inspiration. This is my favourite- Steve Jones
- Post #25
- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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Weathering practice.
Its all about building up depth for the viewer. First is the red oxide primer, then hairspray, then Dunkelgelb, chipping, hairspray, two tone camo colours, chipping, mask for disc camo pattern, hairspray, mask for inner number, mask for outer number, chipping, fine mist of camo black at arms...- Steve Jones
- Post #9
- Forum: Weathering.
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The Michael Rinaldio oil painting method.
One of the main advantages of OPR is you can start and stop it at any time. So if you are called away to do the odd chore you can come back to the build and just carry on as if you hadnt been away. In theis example with my Cromwell stack, I spent a couple of hours fully weathering the front...- Steve Jones
- Post #12
- Forum: painting chit chat.
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Three Arnhem Busts
Up front and centre for this one Peter. I'm obsessed with all things Market Garden. Spent my 50th BDay travelleling from Eindhoven to Arnhem in the footsteps of XXX Corps. On Johnny Frosts bridge I sat where the ammunition dump was blown up by the welsh soldier with his Piat in the film a Bridge...- Steve Jones
- Post #9
- Forum: Figures WWI and after. Under construction
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