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1:48 Battle of Britain Diorama

Started by zak, December 30, 2019, 04:17:27 PM

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cph64

Another class in 'How to Model'. Great work. I like how you made the front wheels and may copy the idea for something that's in the pipeline. Thanks for the inspiration.

zak

Quote from: cph64 on May 26, 2020, 05:21:27 PM
Another class in 'How to Model'. Great work. I like how you made the front wheels and may copy the idea for something that's in the pipeline. Thanks for the inspiration.
It's a pleasure, just stick those bits of plastic together.
Grumpy by name and nature

MSea

MSea

zak

Tractor undercoated and shown next to the original.
The second picture shows a roller (compactor) under construction - one will pull this across the grass, the other the fuel bowser.
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Bigkev

That's a great looking model, and with a grass compacter too boot!
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

cph64

Is that flat or angle iron for the frame? I'll be making a frame in the future.

zak

I used flat, but many rollers also had angle iron frames, this is based on an old Britains one.
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Bigkev

Quote from: zak on May 27, 2020, 09:15:04 PM
I used flat, but many rollers also had angle iron frames, this is based on an old Britains one.

Hi Zak,
It looks good to me whether flat or angle-iron. I can just imagine it trundling up and down the runway, with some 'erk driving the tractor.
Have a house point!
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

Bob C

Great work Dave, you must have more equipment than the rear RAF.

zak

Quote from: Bob C on May 28, 2020, 11:06:40 AM
Great work Dave, you must have more equipment than the rear RAF.
Thanks Bob.
Nearly, but this may be it, for now.
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MSea

Can't be the end - you still have not made a zombie running around the airfield - hohohoho
MSea

zak

#581
Transfers being added, then a coat of varnish, so what next?
I think a tractor in a different scale perhaps.
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Biggles

We're going to have some of the best stocked (and best kept!) airfield dioramas that have ever been modelled.

I even did a bit of modelling myself this afternoon...
... sanding down the join lines on a Specail Hobby Fiat BR.20...
... on the patio in the sunshine!

keep safe and keep modelling ya'll,
Biggles
   

Red Lancer

Absolutely spectacular Dave! I'm Speechless ,really!

Red Lancer

Quote from: Biggles on May 28, 2020, 05:47:41 PM
We're going to have some of the best stocked (and best kept!) airfield dioramas that have ever been modelled.

I even did a bit of modelling myself this afternoon...
... sanding down the join lines on a Specail Hobby Fiat BR.20...
... on the patio in the sunshine!

keep safe and keep modelling ya'll,
Biggles
All these modern things (aircraft) are a bit beyond me, but where does a Fiat BR.20 fit in the BOB scheme of things?