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Started by MSea, May 25, 2026, 06:28:27 PM

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cph64

Actually, one was Grammar School educated, tho tha wunt believe it, lol!!!

MSea

Not shure sure ssur if either was educated yoho yoho yoho
MSea

MSea

Lots of the blue paint removed and some grime added to the concrete blocks
MSea

MSea

Some very fine sand and green tea leaves added to the angle bar on the edge of the dock and the area below the water line. now to let it dry and then add some colour (yes Chris I mean rust)
MSea

cph64

Great weathering on the blocks.

MSea

Coat of flory wash on the dock, can you sort out the 2 sections that have had some removed ???
MSea

chriswil42

Looking very nice Martin. The detail is great.
Chris

MSea

Front section of the dock now had some oil wash.
MSea

Bigkev

A man of very many talents, including drinking Rum!

Looks great, nice work
I hope my next is always better

MSea

I know what I am best at  -- yoho yoho yoho
MSea

MSea

Blocks made to add to the dock side and rusted.
Also some rubbish (just for you Chris) added to the bottom of the dock.
MSea

Bigkev

I hope my next is always better

cph64

Looks like he's found his niche in life, lol!!!
Your knife/saw handle looks like one I've got. How do you stop the blade from popping out if you make sawing cuts?

zak

Nice detail and great rusting/weathering.
Grumpy by name and nature

MSea

Thanks rubbish rules or is that just what you say about my models yoho yoho yoho.
First layer of polluted water added - 2 more to go but 24 hours between layers - BUT I want to pour it in now  :P  :P  :P  :P  :P
MSea