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spanner's 1/72 Hurricane and Dornier DO-17-A coming together

Excellent smoke rendering. Always an excuse.... someone jarred my elbow..the sun got in my eys.. etc.
Witnessed the defense of the realm by fire brigade & Matron. Always a pleasure to watch her ministrations on someone else.
PaulE

If that's your matron, I want to be ill too!
 
Nice work Ron. The model seems to be really coming together - a bit like the aircraft!!!
Cheers
P
 
Meanwhile back over the skies of Blighty there's a whole load of plane-spotters waiting to see some sparks fly..........................................................
Andy
 
A dabbler in the black arts, she has taken on many forms. Spanner should not ask her to assist in levitating his excellent models as the costs are never made clear. PaulE
 
A dabbler in the black arts, she has taken on many forms. Spanner should not ask her to assist in levitating his excellent models as the costs are never made clear. PaulE

Methinks you've missed summat here Paul. It's Justine, Ron's missus, who is throwing the 'planes, not Matron. Although Matron looks like she could well be a dabbler, I don't believe that of Justine! Not for one second!
 
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Before taking any 'Top View' pickies, I decided I needed a suitable background.

This morning, using artist's watercolours, I've painted this fictional aerial view of London and the River Thames poking through the clouds and mist to shove under the aircraft....That's the plan, anyway.

I hope it works!
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Cheers.
Ron
 
Hi Ron
Clever idea for a background. How about a couple of boats/ships on the river. How big is the painting?
 
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Awesome, but I think the Thames is too blue , Ron.............

Ah! Got'cha now, Neil. Me 'Hot weather slow'. But in all fairness to that illustrious river, it is supposed to be getting cleaner, isn't it?


Jim, the whole 'sky' is about 24" square. There are a couple of boats, but they're moored up. But seeing as how you are an ex-Outer Hebrides chappy, I've put an extra vessel on the river just for you.... ;) :thumb2:
The German Heavy Cruiser, Prinz Eugen. The navigator was 'Removed' the following day!

She is about 7" long, so you can gauge the size of the bit of London sticking through the clouds by that.
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Cheers chaps and thanks for the interest.

Gross Admiral Doenitz
 
I believe it was a certain Spike Milligan who penned the immortal lines,

"Old father Thames smells like sh+t
No wonder there's no fish in it"

Cheers

George Gordon Byron (aka Lord)
 
Hi Ron
Still with you, in spite of a hectic week. Awesome blog, love the art work, keep it up.
Cheers
Alun
 
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Thanks boys. All good stuff.

Paul - Talent?...Nah.
I'm simply like the rest of you chaps/and lady on S.M., and just try and get the best I can out of my model making.

Mike Anjeellow
 
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