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The Falklands War 1982

Started by zak, February 12, 2026, 02:57:59 PM

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zak

Here are the Harries and Sea King helicopters, the last photo is of Starling Models Sea Harrier.
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Bigkev

They will certainly make the deck look busy.
I hope my next is always better

chriswil42

Looking good. Is that a decal on the rotor blades? I can't be,ieve you painted them.
Chris

zak

Quote from: chriswil42 on March 02, 2026, 03:13:56 PMLooking good. Is that a decal on the rotor blades? I can't be,ieve you painted them.
I think it is just the etched brass reflecting the light.
I will be painting them.
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zak

Sloshing some paint about.
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Bigkev

With all that brass, you probably want to get sloshed yourself! Hahaha
I hope my next is always better

chriswil42

Chris

MSea

MSea

zak

I am having trouble finding this colour.
My brian is struggling - spelling intentional!!!
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Bigkev

Quote from: zak on March 05, 2026, 03:21:33 PMI am having trouble finding this colour.
My brian is struggling - spelling intentional!!!

Maybe there is a FS number for it..............Somewhere??
I hope my next is always better

zak

HMS Hermes has had the decals added, a coat of clear and some oil pin washes, A few Sea Kings on the deck.
Just trying to make some deck vehicles.

HMS Coventry in attendance.
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chriswil42

Chris

Bigkev

Your navy looking very ship shape indeed.
Could you make a HMS Dragon next, it will be finished before the real one takes sail.
I hope my next is always better

zak

#58
While the sea dries, I have started a kit from Starling Models, this is a 3D printed kit
with etched brass detail.
HMS Glamorgan, a County Class guided missile destroyer.
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Bigkev

That looks like an awful amount of etch to tackle.
I hope my next is always better