What's on The Workbench
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Great work my friend!
fubar57
General
Great detail there. 
Geo
Geo
A4K
Brigadier General
what an improvement my friend, bloody nice work!
How did you make the red lights on the panels - red paint and a coat of clear gloss? They look very effective.
How did you make the red lights on the panels - red paint and a coat of clear gloss? They look very effective.
THX Evan. These red lights are a drop of clear gloss varnish mixed with a very small drop of the red colour. Just to give the clear coat the red tinge. But there are discs made of gloss, red, paper and cut out with a hypodermic needle as the base for the lights.
And here the stuff attached to the nose section...
Also I added a small table at the port wall ...
And here the stuff attached to the nose section...
Also I added a small table at the port wall ...
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A4K
Brigadier General
Just brilliant my friend! Thanks for the info too.
Damn that looks good! I would display it just like that!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Beautiful work my friend, it all looks so real.
at6
1st Sergeant
Excellent work there. Look forward to pictures of the finished model.
fantastic work Wojtek!
THX Gents. 
Yesterday I started replicating of engines for the B-24J models. The paper kit offers images of the motors only for sticking to the engine nacelles. It is not the best idea. Here a couple of shots of not finished yet , radial Pratt Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp engine.
The work on them was started with cutting 9mm paper strips and coiling them around a metal stick in order to get the shape similar to cylinders. Then I've made two engine bodies and used the dry fitting to see if all is fine. Here the effect of my effort.
Yesterday I started replicating of engines for the B-24J models. The paper kit offers images of the motors only for sticking to the engine nacelles. It is not the best idea. Here a couple of shots of not finished yet , radial Pratt Whitney R-1830 Twin Wasp engine.
The work on them was started with cutting 9mm paper strips and coiling them around a metal stick in order to get the shape similar to cylinders. Then I've made two engine bodies and used the dry fitting to see if all is fine. Here the effect of my effort.
Having it fitted I decided to continue assembling of the engine mockup. I made the cylinders shorter about 4mm and attached to the engine block. Also I added small rings made of copper wire at each cylinder root. Here another part of images.
fubar57
General
Ingenious Wojtek.
Geo
Geo
A4K
Brigadier General
Echo Geos post! Bloody great work my friend!
awesome work!
T Bolt
Colonel
Very nice Wojtek!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Brilliant !
