Classic British Flight Sim

Thanks Tone

It's Garry's fault ,
accually it's mine and then Garry fixed it.

Garry look with only one eye - and that.. through partially spread fingers (palm over other)


it's not correct but it shows some resemblance to a Viscount

Hi Hobby

good tip , I was wondering how I would apply thee (a) matrial to have give the appearance of texture, I was worried the glue itself would be to thick
on top the surface. which was why I thought about using silver gilding.
The lines of the seperate panels are out lined good enough so I was thinking of using just paintas you and Garry have suggested
maybe allowing some of the paint to set up just to tact and then apply to hopfully create the waves a real panel has ...
I don;t have an old model to practice on , this is practice and the entry all rooled up into one , so I figured ask you guys here and just give it a try.

I havn't build a model since I was a youngster. ... but having built racecars , airboats , and multistory 4000amp electrical systems it's shouldn't
be to hard , then again........ :roll:

Joe

I got a superfreighter waiting to be built....last time i did a kit i glued my fingers together...bet i would do that again....

Tony

I was thinking of Glacier Girl next ... what'dya think?

Yo Joe


The Glencoe Viscount is a favourite of mine and the most accurate injection moulded Viscount ever produced

Garry

Yo Garry

I was refering to the paint mate, it's all the same tint shade sheen and texture. good to know it's shape is right.

here are a few vids on youtube if they would be helpfull, to others

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDD6IUiN ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKEFziCr5jI

Joe