No, just some pics of my new 1/72 scale DML Ta 152C.
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Focke-Wulf Ta 152C in action?
matrixone
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Posted: Thursday, February 16, 2006 - 08:50 AM UTC
Posted: Thursday, February 16, 2006 - 09:20 PM UTC
Hi Les.
Another beauty!
Either you have a lot of models inprogress or your building like a madman!
Seeing your great Luftwaffe mottle finishes Im getting very tempted to build the Academy 109 D thats sitting in my stash amongst the Spitfires,but if I build another Luftwaffe subject Im going to looking at a stash consisting of various Spits and not a lot else
Great mottle finish,,you really nail that,and the spiral spinners you do are very nice.
An inspiration.
Nige
Another beauty!
Either you have a lot of models inprogress or your building like a madman!
Seeing your great Luftwaffe mottle finishes Im getting very tempted to build the Academy 109 D thats sitting in my stash amongst the Spitfires,but if I build another Luftwaffe subject Im going to looking at a stash consisting of various Spits and not a lot else
Great mottle finish,,you really nail that,and the spiral spinners you do are very nice.
An inspiration.
Nige
matrixone
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Posted: Friday, February 17, 2006 - 04:22 AM UTC
Thanks very much Nigel!
This was by far the worst fitting DML kit I have built yet, but like the other DML kits they do look good when finished.
The decals were badly yellowed and cracked (I have had this kit in my stash for years) so I used decals from my spares box to mark my model as a machine used by JG 301 had they flown the Ta 152C in WWII.
Matrixone
This was by far the worst fitting DML kit I have built yet, but like the other DML kits they do look good when finished.
The decals were badly yellowed and cracked (I have had this kit in my stash for years) so I used decals from my spares box to mark my model as a machine used by JG 301 had they flown the Ta 152C in WWII.
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VonCuda
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Posted: Friday, February 17, 2006 - 08:23 AM UTC
I can't get over how realistic everything looks! It's almost as if the great looking planes are just the iceing on the cake.
Another beautiful job Les.
Hermon
Another beautiful job Les.
Hermon
matrixone
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Posted: Friday, February 17, 2006 - 09:07 AM UTC
Thanks very much for the comments Hermon!
Here are a few more pics of this model...
Matrixone
Here are a few more pics of this model...
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fightnjoe
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Posted: Saturday, February 18, 2006 - 03:43 AM UTC
although the model is most impressive the way you photograph your builds is what strikes me as the most impressive thing. that first pic looks so much like an early color pic. definitely fitting for a ww2 bird.
joe
joe
matrixone
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Posted: Saturday, February 18, 2006 - 05:21 AM UTC
Thanks Joe!
It is easy to age the B/W pics but to get the color pics to look like old WWII era color photographs is not easy.
Matrixone
It is easy to age the B/W pics but to get the color pics to look like old WWII era color photographs is not easy.
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