Dont sweat the small stuff ,as the saying goes. All looking rather good mate.
Brian's actual 1/200 Yamato build
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DITTO on what mark say Bri lovley work
chrisb
chrisb
A bit untidy!!
Brian
Brian
Brian, you had me check on the dictionary the meaning of "Untidy" as I could find nothing matching my English language knowledge and what your picture is showing to my eyes. :smiling4: :tongue-out3:.
Beware of the untidy bench bunch reactions: the "Untidiness" flows strong on this forum. :smiling5:.
About the model: WOW!
Beware of the untidy bench bunch reactions: the "Untidiness" flows strong on this forum. :smiling5:.
About the model: WOW!
HI Bri whats untidy about it ? to me it looks wonderfull a bueatifull ship an your bench could be a contender for the TBC club
chrisb
chrisb
A tidy one! :smiling5:
ONLY one mug Bri you ought to see my bench an model room there is stuff every where an its a right mess but i can find things lol looks like a bomb has hit it lol
chrisb
Brian the bench is only untidy when the workspace becomes smaller than A4 size.
If you had not have said anything we would have been none the wiser. They do look rather nice. Give yourself a pat on the back
A mug and a death machine. Shame on you it's a total bomb site. lol. If I am lucky I can just fine enough room to put a coffee cup down.
Guns painted and mounted.
The cockpit took some masking
Brian
The cockpit took some masking
Brian
Next step is railings having to paint the railings on the sprue due to the wooden deck is it best to use an etch primer? or any old primer .
Brian
Brian
Personally i would use a primer suitable for metal but you will likely have to still do a few touch ups here and there after there fitted anyway.
Personally I’d go with the one shot Brian. It’s not as if the railings will need to be able to resist constant handling. As Mark says, you will probably need to touch up here and there after installation, but after that they probably won’t be handled at all.
Wash the frame off first and any primer will do. And yes you will be touching things up after fitting lol. Railings are the thing that demands a steady hand, a good eye and calm.
(So I'm shafted!)
She is looking very good Brian. (got it right that time first time).
(So I'm shafted!)
She is looking very good Brian. (got it right that time first time).
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