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  • HardRock
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    Inkscape artwork followed by brass etching.

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  • Tirfing
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    Morning Scott. Nice production (hatch). How did you make that?

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  • DMTNT
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    Superlative detailing, scott.

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  • HardRock
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    Its a dark and rainy day here. Time to break out the old hole cutter and get to work on the hatches.

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  • HardRock
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    Fantastic work.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    David

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  • DMTNT
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    Originally posted by HardRock
    Hummmm....I'm wondering how you know about metalic red nail polish????? Interesting vent pattern. Looks a bit generic but you never know.
    Fair enough. I bet Jörg knows something we don’t.

    And I happen to enjoy looking pretty, so there. Lol

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  • HardRock
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    Hummmm....I'm wondering how you know about metalic red nail polish????? Interesting vent pattern. Looks a bit generic but you never know.

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  • DMTNT
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    Originally posted by HardRock
    Can you post a photograph of the underside Brady? I don't have very much detail there at the moment.
    That depends... Do you really feel like making 110 more holes in this thing? lol

    Forgive these for being a tad rough. I lost some of the detail in fit & finish and went back over the indentations with a pen after the fact. My pen marks follow the pattern and number of underside vents accurate to the kit.

    Also, YES Merriman, I was using a crayon.... thank you very much. This was just a for-fun project to test a few specific skill areas.It-'s an odd trick of the flash, but the overspray to simulate sealife and algae, combined with the semigloss overcoat that it's still wearing make it look like I painted this thing with metallic red nail polish. Yikes!

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  • HardRock
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    Can you post a photograph of the underside Brady? I don't have very much detail there at the moment.

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  • DMTNT
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    ****ing dynamite on that sonar window, Scott. I love it.

    I was at the hobby shop the other day and they had a 1/350 November in the ON SALE pile for a couple bucks, so I snagged it. You are indeed correct, there are a lot of damn holes in that thing. On the underside too, it seems. At least on the model.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    ….. and magically, it comes to life!

    David

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  • HardRock
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    Adding some detail to the deck. There are a LOT of holes in this thing. I'm having flash backs to the Zulu deck.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by Tirfing
    Hi David. No problem. Send me your e-mail adress and I can go through what I have.
    Most generous of your sir. dmeriman@aol.com

    And if there is anything I might have in my files that would be useful to you, let me know.

    David

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  • Tirfing
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    Hi David. No problem. Send me your e-mail adress and I can go through what I have.

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