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AMERICAN DESTROYER USS FLETCHER IN 1:350 BY TAMIYA.

Started by Haddock, January 14, 2021, 05:20:55 PM

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Haddock

Beware of the files with a red plastic handle and cheap, they're a bit on the coarse side
therefore tend to grab the brass and bend it if you're not careful.
Haddock.

chriswil42

I have some swiss files I use which seem to be ok if you are careful.
Chris

Haddock

The more observant will notice the colour change. I couldn't really see the pattern in natural light at
normal viewing distance so I've taken a deep breath and sanded back to bare plastic, primed and added
the first colour.
Now I need to make another set of masks and repaint with modified  colours to get more contrast.
I probably need my bumps felt.
Haddock.

chriswil42

Quote from: Haddock on March 16, 2021, 05:24:23 PM
The more observant will notice the colour change. I couldn't really see the pattern in natural light at
normal viewing distance so I've taken a deep breath and sanded back to bare plastic, primed and added
the first colour.
Now I need to make another set of masks and repaint with modified  colours to get more contrast.
I probably need my bumps felt.
Haddock.
Couldn't tell. Looks good though.
Chris

Haddock

That's it, reworked with updated colours.
Must admit, I'm pleased with the result.
Haddock.

Red Lancer


Bigkev

Quote from: Haddock on March 19, 2021, 05:32:08 PM
That's it, reworked with updated colours.
Must admit, I'm pleased with the result.
Haddock.

Hi Haddock,
Sometimes 'your own interpretation' is better than any book/reference.
If it looks and feels right...do it!
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

chriswil42

Chris

Haddock

Job jobbed, needs adding to a base with some water but that will have to come later.
Haddock.

zak

Lovely, a very clean, neat and precise job as always.
That hurt.
Grumpy by name and nature

chriswil42

An excellent job Tony. The camouflage pattern is particularly good.
Chris

MSea

MSea