discussion Gregg's Corvette. Revell 1/72

[Ian M]

Looking good Gregg.
The Corvettes where pretty hard pressed and as long as they could float, run and shoot, the galley clean and the tea hot, a bit of rust could be dealt with later, lol.

 

[ojays]

Nothing of note really this weekView attachment 291208, just experimenting with some beads and twine, to make a couple of floater nets.

 

[ojays]

A little progress over the holiday period.
Rigging started, davit falls and depth charge hoists done.
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[ojays]

Added the smoky stuff, tested and then off to the lake. Unfortunately for got to take the fluid to the lake with me.

 

[Guest]

That looks real, very impressive.

 

[Si Benson]

Brimming with detail. A lot of time and effort has gone into this! Brilliant:thumb2:

 

[ojays]

Final photo's before she went to a new owner.

 

[spanner570]

Gregg, an absolutely stunning model, and photos to match. Puts my 1/144 effort to shame!

Great to see the Corvette in her true environment too.

Must have been sad to see her sail away. I'd be gutted.

Ron

 

[ojays]

Gregg, an absolutely stunning model, and photos to match. Put's my 1/144 effort to shame!

Great to see the Corvette in her true environment too.

Must have been sad to see her sail away. I'd be gutted.

Ron

Thanks for the positive comments they're greatly appreciated.
I had to move on a few of my builds, as living in a small apartment there isn't room to store and I'm still wanting to build.
I have few projects on the go and space is one thing unfortunately I don't have. I must admit I probably like the construction side of things more than the using.
I tend to have a few builds on the go at any one time as I often get frustrated, so move from one to the other projects.

 

[Guest]

Outstanding