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VIKING SHIP STARTED BY MY DAD BUT FINISHING BY ME

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Jim, I've just had a look at the box art for this....


64 individually painted shields + 32 oars. This will look superb.


Keep us posted with the progress.


Ron
 
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ken I know you brought it for dad but dad got fed up with it and plus he lost small bits that's why he gave that to me to finish of.


Si yes it is a 1:50 scale from Revell I'll add more pics tomorrow


OK Ron I'll keep you all posted :D
 
Looking good, just keep posting pictures! Will be an interesting build
 
Are you not painting this model jim, you might find it difficult with the rigging on.
 
Jim it would look so much better painted, you could make it look like real wood, I would definitely put at least a wash over it to bring the wood grain detail out. Shame on you that's lazy modeling. Btw has dad not told you how to weather a sail. Get your old thinners get a brush load of the sludge in the bottom and scrub it into the sail now you've got the colour on it should really pop.
 
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no dad did not tell me that ken. finished doing rigging at last broke the rig holders on the sides off, but melted plastic what the parts were held on over the rigging on the in side off the boat then painted them brown to match the boat.:mad: :D up date sail is weathered i hope you all like it oh ken i will be painting boat hull and deck. got you Ha! Ha! :D fumes from thinners giving me headache stopping now till tomorrow. View attachment 119190



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Your thinners are not dirty enough Jim look at my Royal Sovriegn topic you need to apply the sludge let it dry then using a tissue wipe from the top of the sail to the bottom, the idea is to make it look like rain and wind have stained the sail, imagine the dirt being washed down through the sail in a stormy sea with the sail shopping wet.
 
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