The Seabat Choctaw whatever *FINISHED*
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Good save with the spare rotor blades - it often pays to keep hold of stuff like that. Paint runs are bad news and often call for a repaint - an occupational hazard for me as I quite often get the paint mix wrong!
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
It's rare when I dispose off some plastic bits from old kits, it's even rarer that I would junk an old kit. The most of my spareparts are in the box since years and they always come in handy.ShaunW wrote:Good save with the spare rotor blades - it often pays to keep hold of stuff like that. Paint runs are bad news and often call for a repaint - an occupational hazard for me as I quite often get the paint mix wrong!
Paint runs on this one are not so bad, I cleaned them up before they dried out, I just need to sand and polish them before I put on the next coat of paint.
2012 A:02 B:29 C:00
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Sensible man and I also now throw away very little, I have in the past and then later regretted it - you never know when you're going to need spare parts! Thankfully the paint didn't spoil your day too much.
Doing - Tamiya 1/35th Universal Carrier.
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
And some progress to show.
Masked off the orange patches
Sprayed some navy blue
Time to have a look
Now we can start detailing this one
Masked off the orange patches
Sprayed some navy blue
Time to have a look
Now we can start detailing this one
2012 A:02 B:29 C:00
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Oo very attractive, great replacement blades there.
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Nice one, the paint looks to have come out very well.
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And almost ready as well, just need to put on the last decals and glue the rotorblades and door on.
And whaddayaknow... I snapped a rotorblade
It's giving me hell, this kit.
And whaddayaknow... I snapped a rotorblade
It's giving me hell, this kit.
2012 A:02 B:29 C:00
On the bench : Buccaneer // B-52D // 1/48 Lancaster
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Nah...it's giving you experience and skills you never had before....like scratching rotor blades!did_nev wrote:And almost ready as well, just need to put on the last decals and glue the rotorblades and door on.
And whaddayaknow... I snapped a rotorblade
It's giving me hell, this kit.
Handy, that.
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Been their, done that got the T-shirt... twice.did_nev wrote:And whaddayaknow... I snapped a rotorblade .
As they were clean breaks I just butt joined them with CA.
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
It's looking great I love the colours.
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Now that is a colourful Chopper. Very smart.
The thing with builds that fight you all the way is that you get a greater sense of achievement once it is finished.
And I should know, most of the builds I do are like going 3 rounds with Mike Tyson.
The thing with builds that fight you all the way is that you get a greater sense of achievement once it is finished.
And I should know, most of the builds I do are like going 3 rounds with Mike Tyson.
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Keep at it Did - show it who's boss and bully it into submission!
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Almost at the finish line Did! Keep going
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Re: The Seabat Choctaw whatever
Well, ..... I'm the "Choctaw whisperer" . She went into submission and I can gladly tell you folks, I finished her just now.
And man, I really grew fond of this kit. As you all mentioned, it sure is very satisfying to know although she gave me hell Ikept going and I acquired a new set of skills in tackling new projects!
Enough talk, now some pics!
Thanks forthis awesome GB, IthinkI'm gonna crack on now with my Alouette.
And man, I really grew fond of this kit. As you all mentioned, it sure is very satisfying to know although she gave me hell Ikept going and I acquired a new set of skills in tackling new projects!
Enough talk, now some pics!
Thanks forthis awesome GB, IthinkI'm gonna crack on now with my Alouette.
2012 A:02 B:29 C:00
On the bench : Buccaneer // B-52D // 1/48 Lancaster
Coming up : Spitfire XIV (SKGB)
On the bench : Buccaneer // B-52D // 1/48 Lancaster
Coming up : Spitfire XIV (SKGB)