Revell 1/35 Sherman Calliope, Keeping the mojo going.
Revell 1/35 Sherman Calliope, Keeping the mojo going.
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Shar2

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2,261 posts

236 months

Thursday 20th October 2011
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As the sub-title. I built this over a couple of days whilst I was off work with the flu and quickly knocked up a base for it. Basically OOB with only the addition of the canvas around the fronts of the rocket tubes.








perdu

4,885 posts

222 months

Thursday 20th October 2011
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Nice Shar

It makes a change to see a tank , this is nice.


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Shar2

Original Poster:

2,261 posts

236 months

Thursday 20th October 2011
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Thanks Perdu, I think I'm getting the hang of building and painting a kit nicely then covering it in MIG pigments and dust. biggrin

perdu

4,885 posts

222 months

Thursday 20th October 2011
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hmm you are aren't you

might have to get you to do a Modelling tips thingy for the rest of we...

smile

I'm still very slowly trying to get the old bonce around weathering and prepainting

Still not keen on the modern desire to put every panel line in in black line-ery so models look like technical drawings

Eric Mc

124,816 posts

288 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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At least I can recognise a Sherman type thingy.

What kit is it?

Shar2

Original Poster:

2,261 posts

236 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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See the title Eric tongue outbiggrin

Eric Mc

124,816 posts

288 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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Doh!

dr_gn

16,767 posts

207 months

Friday 21st October 2011
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Nice. I like the cover over the tubes - is it in the kit or is it added with tissue/PVA or foil or something? It looks just like scaled down fabric.

Shar2

Original Poster:

2,261 posts

236 months

Saturday 22nd October 2011
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dr_gn said:
Nice. I like the cover over the tubes - is it in the kit or is it added with tissue/PVA or foil or something? It looks just like scaled down fabric.
Tissue and PVA and painted in artists acylics

Brigand

2,547 posts

192 months

Sunday 23rd October 2011
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Looking good, I especially like the weathering you've done.

I've just finished a Revell Panther, (in the 'show us your models thread') and attempted some weathering effects but it wasn't as good as yours!

I made some canvas rolls using the PVA glue & tissue method, works a treat.