GB-56 1/48 P-38 F/G - Thunderbolts and Lightnings
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Donivanp
Major
Looking really good "Dale"
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Even better from the south.
Good work so far!
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dneid
Staff Sergeant
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Benevolens Magister
Beauty !
Donivanp
Major
Waiting to come up and meet him
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dneid
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I have not posted in weeks. Forgive me on that. I had to return the rescue Dachshund to the rescue as he was VERY dog aggressive. However, there is a new canine in my life. A friend needed to re-home their 9 month old AKC Lab. So, I have a 70lb "puppy" in my life. Henry had little to no obedience training and that has taken up a couple of weeks. He is doing much better. I still need to work on his loose leash walking and the recall thing ("Come").
Now that Henry is under better control I am back on the P-38 in earnest. I finally got all the basic exterior color on. Only mistake I made was not installing the turbo "skins". Working on that later today. Overall, I am happy with the paint work to date.
Thanks for stopping in.
Now that Henry is under better control I am back on the P-38 in earnest. I finally got all the basic exterior color on. Only mistake I made was not installing the turbo "skins". Working on that later today. Overall, I am happy with the paint work to date.
Thanks for stopping in.
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Donivanp
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Nice to see forward progress on all side. Congratulations on being a new dad!
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Shame about the Dachsund, but the new pup looks cute. Good work on the model too.
fubar57
General
I like Henry. Model too
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dneid
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Hey, all,
Life has been busy. I am lagging in my progress on the P-38 especially given the due date of 5 Mar. I started on the chipping around the cockpit and the leading edges. I use liquid frisket and a sponge to apply it over the silver. For the cockpit area it has been slow and patient to get the chipping I have done to this point. I cannot find any decent pics of the subject regarding chipping so I am taking a bit of artistic license there. I have her sealed up with Pledge and letting the last coat dry. Next will be decals, then the "dirtier her up with sand washes" and panel lining. Then all the damned fiddly bits to finish the kit up.
Thanks for stopping by, guys.
Life has been busy. I am lagging in my progress on the P-38 especially given the due date of 5 Mar. I started on the chipping around the cockpit and the leading edges. I use liquid frisket and a sponge to apply it over the silver. For the cockpit area it has been slow and patient to get the chipping I have done to this point. I cannot find any decent pics of the subject regarding chipping so I am taking a bit of artistic license there. I have her sealed up with Pledge and letting the last coat dry. Next will be decals, then the "dirtier her up with sand washes" and panel lining. Then all the damned fiddly bits to finish the kit up.
Thanks for stopping by, guys.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Is there a separate "damned fiddly bits sprue" or are they molded in with the more substantial parts to make them easier to break?
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dneid
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They seem to be scattered across a few sprues. I use a set of not cheap sprue cutters for those small bits and I rarely break any small parts as long as I am paying attention to what I am doing.
Donivanp
Major
Nice Dale, looking GGGOOOOODFD
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Looking good Dale.
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It's certainly looking the biz so far - nice work.
