discussion Frog 1/72 ME262

[papa 695]

Hi all im stuck with the rest of my builds at the moment got now where to spray my modeling rooms sprung a leak so having to get that sorted so working on the kitchen table so SWMBO will not let me spray inside. so i started this today untill room all fixed View attachment 36005 View attachment 36007 View attachment 36010 View attachment 36012 View attachment 36014 View attachment 36016 Ive had it in ther stash for years not much in the line of detail in the cockpit 1 pilot, joystick and seat Flash every where

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[Guest]

A leaky modeling room ..... disaster!!!!!!

I can appreciate your good lady not wanting spraying done indoors though ..... my partner is tolerant but i think she'd draw the line there.

Looks like a nice little model ... i would imagine that with hardly any detail there you have a lot of scope to play with and add your own if you wanted to make it a little special.

 

[papa 695]

Hi colin going to have a go at building thisView attachment 36083 never done any thing like this before and in 1/72 raying:

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[papa 695]

Made a start on the office View attachment 36150 not much room to work in/on

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[Guest]

In 1/72 .... you have a task ahead, there's certainly a fair few dials, knobs, straps and "waggly sticks" in there eh Ian.

I'm sure you'll come up with something thats more than passable as per usual.

 

[papa 695]

Think ive finished the cockpit. This is what i'm trying for View attachment 36377 It needs painting but this is what i've come up with View attachment 36378 View attachment 36379 View attachment 36380 View attachment 36381 View attachment 36382 View attachment 36383 View attachment 36384

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[papa 695]

I have had fun makeing ( well trying to make ) the cockpit look something like the real thing. Its not brilliant but hey you wont see it when its locked away inside,

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[Guest]

Ian ,great stuff there with such a small scale!

 

[Guest]

See ... i knew you'd come up with something groovey

 

[mossiepilot]

Its not brilliant but hey you wont see it when its locked away inside, says you.

Hey Ian, don't knock yourself down.

At 1/72 this can't be much bigger than your thumb.

I'm very impressed.

Tony.

 

[papa 695]

Well thakyou all for the kind words as i said id have enjoyed building the cockpit but its all practice for when i start the 1/72 hercules later on

 

[Guest]

its all practice for when i start the 1/72 hercules later on

Isn't that supposed to be a little ....errrrr...... "fiddly", to say the least ??

I see why you wanted this as practice now heh heh

 

[papa 695]

Hi all Help needed rised panel lines having sanded some down how do you get them back ? or do you have to rescibe the whole lot ? Hope its not a daft question

 

[colin m]

Detailing 1:72 can be quite a laugh. Good effort so far. Generally you're right about rescribing the lost panel lines. But, there's no need to do them all if you don't want too. Just replace the missing ones with scribed lines (I do mean the whole line, not just the missing bit)

Colin m....

 

[Guest]

How are you getting on with this?

 

[papa 695]

Hi James, its at a stand still at the moment, been fixing up a new modeling room to spray in, but will start again soon.

 

[papa 695]

Got the office locked away wings and tail plane on and primed. Had a go at re-scribing not very good so will need to fill it and start again View attachment 37947 View attachment 37948 and theres a bit of filling to do between the front and rear wheel wellsView attachment 37949

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[papa 695]

Been cracking on with this one now the spraying room is finished View attachment 38660 View attachment 38661 I've still got to put the dark green on the wings, but just finished my first motteling job. Think its turned out ok heres some more pictures for you to look at View attachment 38662 View attachment 38663 View attachment 38664 View attachment 38665 View attachment 38666 What do you think ?

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[yak face]

Great job on the mottle ian! top work on the cockpit too , cheers tony

 

[Guest]

That's really good Ian. I've been looking forward to seeing this as I'll be tackling my first mottle so I'm hoping it turns out as well as yours!

Patrick