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1:48 Battle of Britain Diorama

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

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Biggles

That looks brilliant Dave...
... there's a endearing fragile quaintness about these late 1930s vehicles that you have captured perfectly.

When this pandemic is over we're going to have a great time seeing all your vehicles and buildings in diorama settings.

I'm still masking-up Spitfires and Hurricanes, prior to airbrushing some colour on them.
It's perfect spraying weather (warm and sunny) where I can open a window to let my spray booth extractor pipe out.

Biggles

zak

Quote from: Biggles on April 16, 2020, 03:35:51 PM
That looks brilliant Dave...
... there's a endearing fragile quaintness about these late 1930s vehicles that you have captured perfectly.

When this pandemic is over we're going to have a great time seeing all your vehicles and buildings in diorama settings.

I'm still masking-up Spitfires and Hurricanes, prior to airbrushing some colour on them.
It's perfect spraying weather (warm and sunny) where I can open a window to let my spray booth extractor pipe out.

Biggles
Careful with your extractor pipe.
Joke - what do you call someone who used to like tractors?

Yes An ex-tractor fan.

Sorry.
Grumpy by name and nature

Red Lancer


Bigkev

Quote from: zak on April 16, 2020, 03:37:44 PM
Quote from: Biggles on April 16, 2020, 03:35:51 PM
That looks brilliant Dave...
... there's a endearing fragile quaintness about these late 1930s vehicles that you have captured perfectly.

When this pandemic is over we're going to have a great time seeing all your vehicles and buildings in diorama settings.

I'm still masking-up Spitfires and Hurricanes, prior to airbrushing some colour on them.
It's perfect spraying weather (warm and sunny) where I can open a window to let my spray booth extractor pipe out.

Biggles
Careful with your extractor pipe.
Joke - what do you call someone who used to like tractors?

Yes An ex-tractor fan.

Sorry.

Hi Zak,
Nice work.
Is the joke a Grandad or Dad joke...
Cheers,
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

zak

Quote from: Bigkev on April 18, 2020, 04:41:21 PM
Quote from: zak on April 16, 2020, 03:37:44 PM
Quote from: Biggles on April 16, 2020, 03:35:51 PM
That looks brilliant Dave...
... there's a endearing fragile quaintness about these late 1930s vehicles that you have captured perfectly.

When this pandemic is over we're going to have a great time seeing all your vehicles and buildings in diorama settings.

I'm still masking-up Spitfires and Hurricanes, prior to airbrushing some colour on them.
It's perfect spraying weather (warm and sunny) where I can open a window to let my spray booth extractor pipe out.

Biggles
Careful with your extractor pipe.
Joke - what do you call someone who used to like tractors?

Yes An ex-tractor fan.

Sorry.

Hi Zak,
Nice work.
Is the joke a Grandad or Dad joke...
Cheers,
Bigkev
7
Grandad.

As I have reached page 20 I am wondering whether to start part 2?
Grumpy by name and nature

councilman

The Thompson re-fueler is a strange looking machine.
Great stuff,
Andy.
Andy

zak

I have just about finished the Thompson fueller, I put the nozzles for the fuel pipe and oil pipe in a safe place, still attached to the resin runner, so its bit enough.
Now where did I put it?
I can't find it anywhere, hopefully they will turn up.
Grumpy by name and nature

zak

Pictures, so far.
Grumpy by name and nature

Haddock

Sure is a strange looking beast.
                                          I think this is becoming a bit more than a BoB diorama, more
like a treatise on WW2 airfield vehicles. Very impressive. It could even overshadow the aircraft!
Haddock.

zak

Quote from: Haddock on April 19, 2020, 04:02:30 PM
Sure is a strange looking beast.
                                          I think this is becoming a bit more than a BoB diorama, more
like a treatise on WW2 airfield vehicles. Very impressive. It could even overshadow the aircraft!
Haddock.
The aircraft enthusiasts seem to forget the amount of infrastructure and manpower need to launch their much loved Hurricanes and Spitfires, with only one person in them.
Grumpy by name and nature

councilman

I thought the pilot did every thing. Carrying his tool box in the back of his Morgan...
Andy.
Andy

Bigkev

Hi Zak,
Another fine model to add to your now extensive collection.
What's next, a 'Morgan' for the pilot, plus obligatory tool box as Andy suggests.
Cheers,
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

zak

No, but here is a start.
Grumpy by name and nature

Bigkev

Hi Zak,
Is it a compass swinging platform?
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

zak

Quote from: Bigkev on April 19, 2020, 06:59:28 PM
Hi Zak,
Is it a compass swinging platform?
Bigkev
I did draw it with a compass, but no it isn't.
Try again.
Grumpy by name and nature