Jim,
Looking good mate.
Looking good mate.
Tamiya 1/48 Sd.Kfz 251 in allied service as an ambulance.
- Thread starter Jim R
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Very, Very nice!
Thanks guys for your posts.
The interior is in. Typical Tamiya fit but a bit fiddly. Photos are poor as it was awkward to get a clear view. It does look fine to the naked eye.
The interior is in. Typical Tamiya fit but a bit fiddly. Photos are poor as it was awkward to get a clear view. It does look fine to the naked eye.
Excellent JIm.
Sorry I’m late glad I got here in time some impressive updates and moving fast these 1/48 Tamiya kits are nice. Great job Jim.
Very nice indeed Jim, cracking stuff :thumb2:
It looks bloody marvellous Jim!
Very, very nice indeed Jim!
Steve
Steve
Very nice indeed Jim
Wow Jim....
Missed the start of it and almost missed the finish too.....you're really moving on at a pace! That interior looks great and those decals are something else.
Keep up the great work!
Andrew
Missed the start of it and almost missed the finish too.....you're really moving on at a pace! That interior looks great and those decals are something else.
Keep up the great work!
Andrew
Jim,
Looking good mate.
Looking good mate.
Once again thanks for such encouraging posts :thumb2:
I have finished the building apart from a few small bits. I have painted the tracks and wheels but they'll go on later. Just hope they fit without too much trouble 'cause otherwise methinks there will be a lot of mud!
Primed with MRP primer.
Three tone camo, again MRP paint, and masked for white blocks.
Masked again for red crosses. Very fiddly to cut masks and position them properly.
Worked OK :smiling:
Still got the rear doors to do but that isn't fixed yet so should be easy.
I can't get over just how well this MRP paint behaves.
Thanks again.
I have finished the building apart from a few small bits. I have painted the tracks and wheels but they'll go on later. Just hope they fit without too much trouble 'cause otherwise methinks there will be a lot of mud!
Primed with MRP primer.
Three tone camo, again MRP paint, and masked for white blocks.
Masked again for red crosses. Very fiddly to cut masks and position them properly.
Worked OK :smiling:
Still got the rear doors to do but that isn't fixed yet so should be easy.
I can't get over just how well this MRP paint behaves.
Thanks again.
Ooh I do like a bit of intricate masking. Very nicely done Jim, and I bet that would be a nightmare with most paints.
G
Very nice 
I would have done it with reverse masking myself (white first, camouflage after) as it’s less masking, but you nailed it.
I would have done it with reverse masking myself (white first, camouflage after) as it’s less masking, but you nailed it.
Very very nice mate.
Outstanding decorating there! I have never once had MRP misbehave. I'll happily paint the wrong colours if it avoids using another brand these days.
Lovely stuff Jim,
That's looking fantastic
That's looking fantastic
Thanks guys for you support.
Rick - MRP is a lacquer paint. Very thin so sprays beautifully straight from the bottle. I am using my H&S Infinity with a 0.2 nozzle at a very low pressure.
Jakko - I did think carefully about the order for painting and masking. I couldn't figure out what would be easiest.
Rear door cross painted and fitted but very lightly glued with PVA in case I decide to have one or both doors open. Decals on - all 4 of them so eat your heart out you wingy thing builders with hundreds!! Coat of semi gloss MRP varnish.
Rick - MRP is a lacquer paint. Very thin so sprays beautifully straight from the bottle. I am using my H&S Infinity with a 0.2 nozzle at a very low pressure.
Jakko - I did think carefully about the order for painting and masking. I couldn't figure out what would be easiest.
Rear door cross painted and fitted but very lightly glued with PVA in case I decide to have one or both doors open. Decals on - all 4 of them so eat your heart out you wingy thing builders with hundreds!! Coat of semi gloss MRP varnish.
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