You do the same my friend
Tidy his bench? Such barbaric behaviour is not to be encouraged! :tongue-out:
Pete
G
Heresy, tidy my bench , never . A large scale investigation has taken place , places where I might have put it have been checked Graeme . Glad I took your suggestion up on the chasing the chickens , still trying to work out 570's method .
Quite correct Peter, the mere thought is enough to cause palpitations !
Great Dude 2! As long as it doesn't cause constipation, you'll be fine and good to go...........
Prost
Dude 1
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As the rain fell I decided to take to the cave, it was one of those days that when you finish there is little to show !
After trying both thread and a copper thread to use as lifting ropes on the clutch and gear box , neither of which gave the impression of weight I've resorted to chain from RB models. After a struggle I managed to get some extremely thin wire through the chain , it certainly looks better. Now primed and drying hanging up. Ready for some paint.
Gen set is finished along with the cables from it to the arc welder .Barrels have been weathered and glued in place . Slow it is but hopefully will be worth it .
After trying both thread and a copper thread to use as lifting ropes on the clutch and gear box , neither of which gave the impression of weight I've resorted to chain from RB models. After a struggle I managed to get some extremely thin wire through the chain , it certainly looks better. Now primed and drying hanging up. Ready for some paint.
Gen set is finished along with the cables from it to the arc welder .Barrels have been weathered and glued in place . Slow it is but hopefully will be worth it .
G
Ha, thank you Dude 1, and a Ho Ho to you in your Father Christmas clothing .:smiling2::smiling2::smiling2::smiling2:
G
Good evening plastic lovers from a windy South Lincs.
Spent a happy time in the cave, after what seemed like hrs trying to put a copper wire through a link in a chain :fearful: Nearly took to drinking thinners as my depth of field is nil with having one good eye.
Once done I spent the rest of the time positioning items in the building. Then painting the figures, at the moment looking like a dance troop :smiling3:.
Hopefully another good day tomorrow will see some more parts fitted in the building and more paint on the figures.
Thanks for looking in, abuse welcome !
John.
Spent a happy time in the cave, after what seemed like hrs trying to put a copper wire through a link in a chain :fearful: Nearly took to drinking thinners as my depth of field is nil with having one good eye.
Once done I spent the rest of the time positioning items in the building. Then painting the figures, at the moment looking like a dance troop :smiling3:.
Hopefully another good day tomorrow will see some more parts fitted in the building and more paint on the figures.
Thanks for looking in, abuse welcome !
John.
John,
Love where this is going mate. It is really coming together.
Love where this is going mate. It is really coming together.
Looking really good John. Fabulous detail on the SU, and the figures are coming along really nicely. Does look like they’ve taken a break to practice their Cossack dancing for “Ivan’s got talent” though.
Looking fantastic Brother!!! You might want to be careful though, as the 2nd fig from the left looks like he's becoming the incredible Hulk in about 2 minutes. Go inside the house Dude 2, right now and don't take any chances!!!......
Prost
Allen
Prost
Allen
Evening from an also very windy Devon
As the Guys have already said,this is looking rather spectacular Sir ...
I particularly like the figures,they really are very nice
Superb stuff all round mate
Comrade
Sincerest apologies....I have got behind on this. I can only apologise and hope I do not find myself in a gulag for my dereliction of duty!!:disappointed2::disappointed2:
Seriously though it's coming on beautifully!! Seriously excellent work John.
Can only imagine what it will look like once finished.
ATB.
Andrew
Sincerest apologies....I have got behind on this. I can only apologise and hope I do not find myself in a gulag for my dereliction of duty!!:disappointed2::disappointed2:
Seriously though it's coming on beautifully!! Seriously excellent work John.
Can only imagine what it will look like once finished.
ATB.
Andrew
G
Thanks Paul.
Cheers Tim, love the " Ivan's got talent :smiling3:, thank you .
Thanks Neil .
Hi Dude 1,think he has the look of someone about to burst a blood vessel ! Will look better when the iron bar's in place and he's' heaving on the suspension arm.
Hi Andy, Rachel and of course Cohan. Many thanks .Evening from an also very windy Devon :smiling3:
As the Guys have already said,this is looking rather spectacular Sir ...
I particularly like the figures,they really are very nice
Superb stuff all round mate :smiling3:
Cheers Andy, the feathers will fly alright.Fantastic work as ever John, with all those guys on the go catching the chooks will be easy.
Andy.
Andrew hi, no problem , the gulags are full so your ok ! Thanks for looking in.
Looking great Dzohn. Details are outstanding.
G
Thanks Paul .
Looking great John. I like the shop scene. What’s up with this guy looks like he’s getting ready to kick this guy in the hip is he a Bully lol. Figures are looking good too my friend. 
Really love what you are doing with this build John, the attention to detail is fabulous, love that engine pack, it really brings a new level to the overall build..
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