If you have specific questions I would be delighted to write up text to cover the specifics of what you want to know. Otherwise, I waste much time on narrative that won't be of interest -- time that would have been better spent in the shop than on the keyboard.Accompanying text would really greatly help to keep the craft alive though.
David, I am in utterly absolute awe of your craft, and I am unsurprisingly dead certain that I will never ascend anywhere near your level of mastery. My only point is that for craftsmen way above my league you might consider putting more detailed explanations with your visuals to allow kindred spirits to carry on your trade as a legacy.If you have specific questions I would be delighted to write up text to cover the specifics of what you want to know. Otherwise, I waste much time on narrative that won't be of interest -- time that would have been better spent in the shop than on the keyboard.
The pictures I present are thought starters; they are there to get your attention and drive you to seek amplification -- I'll take it from there.
David
If you have specific questions I would be delighted to write up text to cover the specifics of what you want to know. Otherwise, I waste much time on narrative that won't be of interest -- time that would have been better spent in the shop than on the keyboard.
The pictures I present are thought starters; they are there to get your attention and drive you to seek amplification -- I'll take it from there.
David
David, I am in utterly absolute awe of your craft, and I am unsurprisingly dead certain that I will never ascend anywhere near your level of mastery. My only point is that for craftsmen way above my league you might consider putting more detailed explanations with your visuals to allow kindred spirits to carry on your trade as a legacy.
Exactly sir. Ensures that even the first shot of the day is acceptable.Microwaving the mold for preheat?
Exactly, Scott.Is that just a mechanical tie, then? Not running any air or electrical connections through there?
Is that Balsa foam, or Urethane foam?
20 lbs. per cubic foot RenShape (dense, closed cell polyurethane foam).Is that Balsa foam, or Urethane foam?
You Dick! Like I don't have enough to do on this damned KILO model!Gonna paint the shark on the nose of this Kilo?
LOL. Yeah. A delightful change of pace. Always loved Well's War Machines. Just fool'n around with this project -- I started it on a dare.That's one funky submarine though ...
I'm just happy to see diverse examples of your wide ranging oeuvre - to me this is Merriman's Vehicle Modelling Masterclass!LOL. Yeah. A delightful change of pace. Always loved Well's War Machines. Just fool'n around with this project -- I started it on a dare.
Wait!... didn't THUNDERCHILD turn one of these critters into a submarine?
David
Thanks. When Ellie and I established D&E Miniatures we had to build what the client wanted. Now that I'm retired, I build WHAT I WANT to build. I wish I had done a better job of photo-documenting more of that work. Most of our work now only seen in old copies of model magazines, trade organs, and the occasional yellowed magazine or newspaper article. Oh, well.I'm just happy to see diverse examples of your wide ranging oeuvre - to me this is Merriman's Vehicle Modelling Masterclass!
Water soluble paints tend to fish-eye if you don't break down the surface tension with a squirt of soap.merriman i'm intrigued
what effect has window cleaner in color ?
What you achieve better with Surfactants in the glas cleaner !Water soluble paints tend to fish-eye if you don't break down the surface tension with a squirt of soap.
My honor and pleasure, sir.What you achieve better with Surfactants in the glas cleaner !
man i learn so much here
thanks Merriman