Looks good, makes me want to pull my Nemisis out of its storage box!!!! looks great, may I suggest buying stock in the company that makes your filler.. STUG

Maybe you could take some "how-to" shots to illustrate re-scribing (pics maybe not practical on black plastic)... . I've oftern looked at my own Lanc in its box and wondered if I should dare try re-scribing something on that scale!!

:-) Like it. uscusn, do you think that the True Details main wheel are worth it? Are they a big improvement over the kit wheels?
Rowan

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Maybe you could take some "how-to" shots to illustrate re-scribing (pics maybe not practical on black plastic)... . I've oftern looked at my own Lanc in its box and wondered if I should dare try re-scribing something on that scale!!

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Yes you should re-scrib. I will be because of my weathering technique. I am preparing an article on re-scribing, actually black plastic is good, the way I do it :-)


Yes they are! It beats the kit wheels. In this case the bulge isn't so out of touch with this heavy bomber. I will also try to show my technique on how rescribed the panel on the fuselage.


Thanks Fly Navy! Chuck
Mal

Hi Chuck and Mal

Yes, I was wondering whether taking photos to illustrate scribing it might be harder on black plastic but, with careful lighting, the scribing should show up as pale lines. :-)

I always re-scibe kits that feature paised panel lines.... I know some folks say scribing is equally unrealistic and I've seen the argument about scribing or raised detail get a bit stupid on some sites. The Lanc is a classic example of the dilemma - the original was covered in raised rivets and overlapping panels. But that detail is bound to be lost on the seams during construction and, for me, scribing seems simpler and more "natural".

Looking forward to either of your feature articles! :-)

All the best

Rowan