John,
Top work mate, the wheel dolly looks great.
Top work mate, the wheel dolly looks great.
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Just caught up again John, some really nice work so far.
G
Mick .
Thats quite an accomplishment. What an accolade ! :thumb2: Thank you :smiling3:
John
G
Thanks for that Bob.
John
G
Cheers Paul. Thanks to Steve for the photo. Have to make some timber blocks now to lift the Sturm so the wheels would come off and refit . Again down to another photo from Steve .:smiling2:
John
G
Thanks Ian ... Quite a way to go yet
John
That’s a lot of small part John,a real test of patience! Nice work though...all looking good :thumb2:
Xxxx
Xxxx
G
Morning Si.
Thanks.
Really got in to the painting yesterday, will post some photos later. Dry brushing galore !
John.
Sorry about adding the kisses at the end of my post John....force of habit when I message the mrs
G
Think nothing of it Si, still, nice to think you hold me in the same high esteem you hold Rochelle.:smiling::smiling::smiling2:
John x:smiling:
G
Good evening friends :smiling2:
A WET , yes wet afternoon and evening here in Lincs , been a steady rain.
Cave wise I've been painting the light skin tones on my merry crew, nothing to show, but you can imagine. But I have some photos of the kit. One a set of welding gear, where I had two attempts at making a set of hoses and a torch .The first was using solder , it formed well , but after attempting to wrap some tape around the two " hoses " and painting, it looked far too heavy.Attempt No 2 saw Nylon thread used and it worked perfectly. I cut 2 short lengths of wire , glued them side by side and stuck a round bolt head as the control. Then CA the thread to the gas bottles and to the torch. One thing I notice the valves are to wrong way up, dam , but not going to change them after all this work .They still look ok to me.
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Now for the tools, great fun painting these, back and forward from one to another , prim , top coat . dry brush. Took nearly a full day. Ladders and table were done in OIL yes STEVE Oil . Still a bit tacky after about 3 days.
The tools.
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Then there were Jerry Cans, some small gas bottles. They all need a little more weathering , not too much.
Thanks for looking in, comments more than welcome.
John.
A WET , yes wet afternoon and evening here in Lincs , been a steady rain.
Cave wise I've been painting the light skin tones on my merry crew, nothing to show, but you can imagine. But I have some photos of the kit. One a set of welding gear, where I had two attempts at making a set of hoses and a torch .The first was using solder , it formed well , but after attempting to wrap some tape around the two " hoses " and painting, it looked far too heavy.Attempt No 2 saw Nylon thread used and it worked perfectly. I cut 2 short lengths of wire , glued them side by side and stuck a round bolt head as the control. Then CA the thread to the gas bottles and to the torch. One thing I notice the valves are to wrong way up, dam , but not going to change them after all this work .They still look ok to me.
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Now for the tools, great fun painting these, back and forward from one to another , prim , top coat . dry brush. Took nearly a full day. Ladders and table were done in OIL yes STEVE Oil . Still a bit tacky after about 3 days.
The tools.
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Then there were Jerry Cans, some small gas bottles. They all need a little more weathering , not too much.
Thanks for looking in, comments more than welcome.
John.
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They are looking very nice JR, I've never used oil only paint, Castrol GTX? :tongue-out3::tongue-out2::tongue-out3:
G
Nice one, I'm a good mind to edit it......:smiling4: But you have a point there, I should get some engine oil and let that drip down the drum. Be back in a min...:tongue-out3:
John .
G
Have to go , instructions passed by management , food is required, so off to the kitchen. :smiling3:
John .
Head cook.
John .
Head cook.
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John,
Some very nice touches.
Some very nice touches.
Nice work Mr R:thumb2:
G
Really very nice John - an excellent finish so far. Very convincing.
superb details... for the acetylene/oxygen tubes use the soldering cables they are super easy to use/paint
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