This brilliant new section!

[ndicki]

Thanks to all who helped set this section up/authorized it/etc - I'll enjoy it, for one!

 

[evangilder]

You can thank the site owner, Horse. It was definitely a good idea, and needed.

 

[Matt308]

ndicki, if all you do is post pics of your talent it will be worth. Nicely done!

 

[Matt308]

And by the way. Don't you friggin' hate dust!!!

 

[ndicki]

Especially when my wife is not allowed to go near the things to clean them!

 

[Wurger]

Hi guys !!!
I see the Pisis' suggestion has come to be real.Thanks to all who support an effort to make this section.

 

[lesofprimus]

Nice work nd....

 

[Bf109_g]

Hey ndicki!!

I for one, also, will enjoy the Modeling section!!

Cheers.

James.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Nice models up there.

Hey got a question for you though. I use watered down oil to fill in panel lines and give them definition. What do you use ndicki?

 

[ndicki]

Much the same - watered down Humbrol essentially, with the tones chosen fron dark browns and dark greys, usually, although I have sometimes used pale greys for , say, where the lines cross through the black part of German crosses, etc.

Talking of which, if Airfix has gone down the drain, then so has Humbrol...

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Cool was just wondering if there were other techniques out there, but we basically use the same technique.

 

[ndicki]

I've heard of some people who use pastels and crayons, but I've never tried. Could be good for weathering over US Olive Drab 41, etc.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Hmm crayons. I wonder how that work on recessed panel lines?

 

[Erich]

excellent build(s) ! a agreat talent which I do not possess but appreicate very much from others .......

ok guys/gals let's see what ya got

Erich ~

 

[ndicki]

Hmm crayons. I wonder how that work on recessed panel lines?

I suppose the dust gets trapped in the panel lines. Seems a bit iffy to me...

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Yeah I dont think I want to try it. Maybe on an old model that I use for airbrush settings and practicing.

 

[ndicki]

I haven't tried it. Might be OK on vehicles, they're supposed to look filthy anyway!