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UPDATES FURTHER DOWN PAGE.

I got three model ships from the flea market, all part made and damaged so no use as show pieces. So, what could I do with them...yep, wrecked and rusty.

First one is the Queen Mary, but this is just a liner that has run aground on rocks, wedged she cannot be floated off and is left to rust away.

Have started painting and rusting via washes then rusting, so far it has taken me 2 hours to create the rust sections on the bow and first 3rd of the ship.

Lots to do including some gluing of the superstructure as it has come apart slightly.

Si:)

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All hail the Boaties!

Looks good Si.

I hope you don't mind a bit of input at this early stage, but how about some of the white superstructure showing through - sort of white-ish?

What are the other two? Or are they a surprise?

Ron
 
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UPDATE.

Hacked to bits and sat on the board, added some more rust, never ending lol. Then I will use a cotton bud and some thinner to wash away some rust leaving rusty/white on the superstructure (ta Ron :) ) Once done it will be sealant time with some heavy waves a crashing!

Si:)

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All hail the Boaties!Looks good Si.

I hope you don't mind a bit of input at this early stage, but how about some of the white superstructure showing through - sort of white-ish?

What are the other two? Or are they a surprise?

Ron
Am going to wash off some of the rust once dry with a cotton bud and some thinners, give it a dirty look.

The other two are an old Savannah, with loads of bits missing, going to the bottom of Davy-Jones-Locker with this one, the other is the Smit Houston tug, this is going to be salvaged for parts as there are loads missing but it has Kort nozzles on so maybe a sub or something maybe in order, not decided yet.

Si:)
 
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Yeah, enjoying this, just something to faff with.Si:)
Not really faffing about though is it mate ! It's just brilliant the way you can get it looking so realistic :)
 
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Not really faffing about though is it mate ! It's just brilliant the way you can get it looking so realistic :)
It looks better in the photographs mate, close up it ain't that good lol. I know there is a lot to do, but don't think this is going to be a head-turner.

Si:)
 
Yet again Si, some truly stunning work.

I always enjoy viewing your work. These offerings are no exception:cool:
 
Now that would be a great challenge for WD40 :) Nice work Si, good to see you back into a project.
 
that rust effect is absolutely brilliant, Si ,stunning always like that look and you have nailed it :cool:
 
its the Concordia...top stuff bud thats one hell of a rusty hulk top stuff
 
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UPDATE.

She has had the rust taken back in places to highlight the superstructure and funnel colour and also a slight darker wash in places. First lot of sealant down to bed in the model then I will add more later.

Just noticed that the top deck has sprung up again...bah!

Si:)

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Yet again Si, some truly stunning work.I always enjoy viewing your work. These offerings are no exception:cool:
Thank you, glad you like it and my work, appreciate that :)

Si:)
 
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Now that would be a great challenge for WD40 :) Nice work Si, good to see you back into a project.
Aye, you would need a lot for that Joe :D Pleased you like it.

Si:)
 
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that rust effect is absolutely brilliant, Si ,stunning always like that look and you have nailed it :cool:
Ta very much Moni, I do like knackered, although it looks better in the flesh now than in the pictures.

Si:)
 
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