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My first attempt at scratch building...
Saucer Section finally attached to engineering hull.
I have also created the bridge from a Christmas cracker bowling pin.
Next is the bottom section of the saucer- see shape on the left of model.
I decided to remaster one part I'd bodged together. This one will be molded, cast and included in the Mummy Key kits. This will at least make some hardened modelmaker smirk.
Here's what is left to do: the next five T16 carriers, in their constituent pieces. There's some bits you won't see here, like the various canvas hook pieces, or the suspensions, because those will be made later.
100% scratchbuild, not completely finished with it yet, needs the grip pad and the little eagle on the sides too.
And yes, I am aware the paint is still wet, I was just a little overly exfited and had to take some photos of it.
Scratchbuilding a front bumper foa a 1/12 scale Monogram 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. The material I'm using is called Durepoxi, and it's a epoxy putty that can be molded and sculpted.
Scratchbuilding a front bumper foa a 1/12 scale Monogram 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. The material I'm using is called Durepoxi, and it's a epoxy putty that can be molded and sculpted.
100% scratchbuild, not completely finished with it yet, needs the grip pad and the little eagle on the sides too.
And yes, I am aware the paint is still wet, I was just a little overly exfited and had to take some photos of it.
View of the stern as the bondo is layered over the balsa shape. Note again how the very bow and stern have been left for filling with bondo.
100% scratchbuild, not completely finished with it yet, needs the grip pad and the little eagle on the sides too.
And yes, I am aware the paint is still wet, I was just a little overly exfited and had to take some photos of it.