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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: NUKE on February 20, 2005, 07:31:40 PM
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(http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-12/913818/fw190_1.jpg)
(http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-12/913818/pony3.jpg)
(http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-12/913818/pony4.jpg)
(http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-12/913818/FW2.jpg)
(http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-12/913818/FW3.jpg)
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You spelled "A6" wrong.
Other than that, nice work. :)
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Looks like a pigeon tried to egg your 51 in the third pic.
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Ok, the top 190 is open for bids.
1/24 scale.
Meticulously crafted by Nuke over a period of, well, a looooong time.
Painted up in JG 3 "Udet" colors (eventually).
So, who wants to open the bidding?
;)
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I know Diablo, I feel like an arse-hole for the time it's been.
Physically, I have not had the space to finish it. It will be in your hands by the end of the century, I promise.
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Originally posted by NUKE
I know Diablo, I feel like an arse-hole for the time it's been.
Physically, I have not had the space to finish it. It will be in your hands by the end of the century, I promise.
No man, don't sweat it. It's not like I had it for 10 years on a box waiting for it to be built. Like I said before, all the time you need for it. It's one of a kind really.
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Awesome work Nuke.
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Nuke I've got a question or two for you. I've got one Airfix 1/24th scale P-51D, 1 Tamiya 1/32nd scale F-15C and 1 Tamiya 1/32nd scale F-15E. I've got a Cresendo dual action airbrush and Paasch compressor. Should I use base coats on my models prior to shooting them and do you use a raised stencil to get that over spray look?
I'm looking at getting a few resin addons from Blackbox and Flightpath for the F-15s. The aircraft are huge and I have yet to start on them. I'm afraid I'll destroy them beyond repair if I shoot them wrong. First time using an airbrush setup.
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Great stuff Nuke, it kinda looks like you know what you are doing
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Nuke is not just a pretty face! :)
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Originally posted by beet1e
Nuke is not just a pretty face! :)
And he should be thankful for that! Have you seen his ugly mug? :D ;)
sorry Nuke, but you aint no model :D
j/k Nuke... never seen your beek :)
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Wow, Nuke. Those are some of the most beautiful model planes I've ever seen.:)
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Is the pony 1:32 also?
Awesome job Nuke.
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Well done.....
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Just gorgeous, especially that Mustang.
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Originally posted by Cobra412
Nuke I've got a question or two for you. I've got one Airfix 1/24th scale P-51D, 1 Tamiya 1/32nd scale F-15C and 1 Tamiya 1/32nd scale F-15E. I've got a Cresendo dual action airbrush and Paasch compressor. Should I use base coats on my models prior to shooting them and do you use a raised stencil to get that over spray look?
I'm looking at getting a few resin addons from Blackbox and Flightpath for the F-15s. The aircraft are huge and I have yet to start on them. I'm afraid I'll destroy them beyond repair if I shoot them wrong. First time using an airbrush setup.
I never use any undercoat, but I wash all the plastic in warm, soapy water before I paint. The most important thing is to thin the paint down ( consistancy of milk, or even a little thiner) and paint very light coats.
I use raised stencil on some things, freehand most of it.
If you use Tamiya acrylic paints in your airbrush, if you don't like the paintjob you can easily remove all the paint with rubbing alcohol and some paper towels without harming the plasic at all.
You might want to buy a nice 1/48th kit ( Tamiya prefered) to get a feel working with the airbrush before taking on the bigger kits.
Now, if you are going to paint a metal finish (mustang), email me.....cause I have tons of advice for that if you'd like :)
MT, the pony is 1/48th and so is the FW on the bottom.
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Originally posted by NUKE
I never use any undercoat, but I wash all the plastic in warm, soapy water before I paint. The most important thing is to thin the paint down ( consistancy of milk, or even a little thiner) and paint very light coats.
2% milk or whole milk? ;)
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man! those are incredible.
awesome work nuke.
but can you mechanise 'em and make em fly with a few servos and an OS motor? :)
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Thanks for the advice Nuke. I've got a 1/48th scale raptor by Revell that I can use as test bed. Considering I don't really like the raptor and have no clue why I ever bought the thing it's a good model to mess around with.
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Originally posted by Cobra412
Considering I don't really like the raptor and have no clue why I ever bought the thing it's a good model to mess around with.
I think that's pretty close to the official DOD stance on it as well lol ;)
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Sigh... such skill isn't in me.
Thanx Nuke. They're beautiful.
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:lol I hear ya. Hence why I've got the two F-15s in my inventory in large scale. Think I'm gonna try to do a bunch of modern birds in 1/32nd scale and hopefully will do the same with some WWII birds. Tamiya has come out with a new F-16 in 1/32nd that is really wicked to say the least. I fear I'll have problems finding some old WWII birds though in that same scale.
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You got talent there Nuke. Thanks for sharing! :)
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That white spot next to the 51 was from me. I started getting over excited at seeing such a beautiful pony and made a mess. Sorry.
Nice work, Nuke.
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The last one is realy nice.
:aok
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Originally posted by Sandman
Sigh... such skill isn't in me.
Thanx Nuke. They're beautiful.
Mad skillz Sandman, mad skillz.
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Hey Nuke, the wife and I will be in AZ. the first 3 days of April for a family reunion deal. I'll drop you an email later when details get for firm.