1⁄35Hunting Swallows
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Having decided on the placement of the downed ME, I softened the “earth” by rewetting it and imbedded the nose and engine nacelles to pile up some earth from the “skid”. Removing the aircraft I applied diluted white glue to the “earth” except for the “impact” areas, and the stone formation then applied a mixture of, course and fine grass to the dio.
The “stone formation”, which is a leftover from an old MatchBox kit, was painted neutral gray, then speckled with flat black by racking a stiff brush across the edge of a piece of plastic and letting the drops fall where they may. A wash of Testor’s earth was then added, and while still wet a light coat of fine grass was added.
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Chuck gave us a sneak preview of this over on A-UK.
Lovely job Chuck! You can almost feel the CRUNCH!! Keep 'em coming.
All the best
Rowan
FEB 08, 2004 - 07:42 AM
:-) Swallow that, er I mean follow that, great dio, Chuck. Can't wait to see the next one, what about Ar 234s attacking the bridge at Remagen :-)
Mal
FEB 08, 2004 - 09:01 AM
No apology public or otherwise needed, Bryan . It takes time to process these things and we all have lives other than Armorama to take care of. (as hard as that may be to believe sometimes)
Holdfast - I've given it some thought, I'm just not sure it was serious thought.
FEB 08, 2004 - 01:59 PM
Great job, great to see a dio showing an actual event that happened in WW2. Love the angle of the Mustang, I can hear that Merlin engine giving off that intimidating growl, nice job ,Wingman out.
FEB 10, 2004 - 02:40 AM
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