discussion humber mk.1 scout car

[geegad]

ive been away for a while got some catching up to do on this site and get back to my own model this is where im at so far

thanks for looking any comments welcomed

 

[Guest]

you are going all out with this build its magnificent the detail you are putting in is awesome

mobear

 

[spanner570]

To echo Ole, great detail. Nice one John!

Ron

 

[geegad]

cheers mo and ron for your kind words

 

[geegad]

got some paint on this little bugger just started to weather the inside so it looks a little slap dash at the mo

thanks for looking in

 

[Guest]

could do with a cleaning lady lol,looking fab mate,personally i love the worn out look and battle battered

mobear

 

[papa 695]

Looking realy good John

 

[Ian M]

Well that certainly looks lived in!

very nice indeed John. I must add that there is a great amount of detail going into the build and it looks fantastic.

Ian M

 

[mossiepilot]

Wow John, love the way you've turned plastic and brass into scruffy metalwork.

Top work mate.

Tony.

 

[Guest]

Hi John

Excellent work mate, looking forward to following this build and to seeing more.

Tom

 

[Guest]

Thats amazing John. First class mate.

Andy

 

[Guest]

Simply perfect John!

Just looking the inside part...well...you will give me much work mate, I will have to search now, new words for describe this amazing model when you finished it!!

Polux

 

[geegad]

thank you lads for your support with this build makes it all worth while..its a bit of a pig to build but getting there

 

[geegad]

well just as things was going well this happens try the two half's together and the fit is shocking as you will see

it looks like ive taken a angle grinder to it shocking

and this is going to be a bugger to fill

on the bright side the exhaust does look that bad

thanks for sharing my pain

geegad

 

[Guest]

Wicked job mate. Keep it coming.

Andy

 

[Guest]

Cracking job so far.

Good luck with the fit problems.

 

[geegad]

cheers lads i feel a few screams coming on

 

[Guest]

i would try stretched sprue then glue over to look like a bad weld job,apart from that i`m lost,howerver that weathering is awesome quite real looking

mobear

 

[Guest]

You could try gluing it with 5 minute epoxy and when it is dry sand it down, could end up looking like weld marks like mobear said.

Malc

 

[Guest]

Stunning work