discussion Jack L’s Meng Toons

[Jack L]

After a couple of months of zero interest in modelling, it’s creeping back! And the Toons are doing the trick...Inspiration and guidance from @Pete Low and tutorials from @Steve Jones have got me going again. Oh and a new modelling cave! Bit of a production line on the go.

 

[Tim Marlow]

That’s good to see Jack.

 

[Lee Drennen]

Jack. I’ve been there for several months and still dealing with it

 

[Jason Crausby]

Good to see you back.... nice set up as well!
Jason.

 

[Fernando N]

Neat bench and models Jack :thumb2:

 

[Steve Jones]

Nice set up to reinvigorate your modelling passion. Good luck my friend

 

[Dave Ward]

Nice, Jack! - it looks far too clean - the rise and fall of mojo is something we all experience, just don't rush it!
Dave

 

[Jack L]

Might add some weathering and a sea scape to HMS Hood not quite decided yet

 

[adt70hk]

Great work. Very nicely done.

ATB.

Andrew

 

[outrunner]

Really nice work, but the bench is waaay too clean and tidy.

Andy.

 

[Guest]

Hi Jack that's a very nice work station, you have been a very busy boy, especially like HMS Hood it's on my wish list.
Keep up the excellent work.
Pete.

 

[Jack L]

Thank you for all the kinda words and likes. I have turned over a new leaf with the bench...and it has to double up as a work from home space...so needs a tiny bit of order unfortunately.

another one off the production line:

 

[adt70hk]

Brilliant.... So cute.... If a tank can be cute..... Love these little tanks

 

[Tim Marlow]

Lovely job. Handsome little beastie isn’t it.

 

[Guest]

Nice to see you back and the bench area looks great some very nice builds there.

Jack due to your circumstances the Untidy Bench Club have issued you with a wavier.:nerd:
Couldn't help but notice the nice piece of scribing on the insulation board.:thumb2:

 

[Jack L]

Nice to see you back and the bench area looks great some very nice builds there.

Jack due to your circumstances the Untidy Bench Club have issued you with a wavier.:nerd:
Couldn't help but notice the nice piece of scribing on the insulation board.:thumb2:

What a relief. If the circumstances change, I will aim to conform ASAP. Plus, with all the tools 'away' where they should be....I can't find a bloody thing!

There was a bit of head scratching went on with the end pieces, but we got there eventually. The long term plan is for this end section to be a bathroom, so there was no point in finishing the surface with a whole lot of plumbing to go in. Plus, I just like a shiny wall! The old man is mortified at his plastering on the right side of the window however.

 

[Jack L]

Sorry...more Spam. Wasn't very happy with the paint job on this one, but I think it passes after the weathering.

 

[Guest]

These are fantastic Jack. Very nicely done indeed.

 

[Guest]

What a relief. If the circumstances change, I will aim to conform ASAP. Plus, with all the tools 'away' where they should be....I can't find a bloody thing!

There was a bit of head scratching went on with the end pieces, but we got there eventually. The long term plan is for this end section to be a bathroom, so there was no point in finishing the surface with a whole lot of plumbing to go in. Plus, I just like a shiny wall! The old man is mortified at his plastering on the right side of the window however.

:smiling3:Arh the shrinkage on the frame for the Velux, tell him not to worry soon sorted out during snagging .

That's a great paint job, what is wrong with it Jack ?.

 

[Jack L]

That's a great paint job, what is wrong with it Jack ?.

My airbrush control wasn't great. A lot of overspray. Looked a bit of a mess. I would have started again but it was the last of my Dark Yellow...and I'm impatient! Looks alright now without too close an inspection.