today's work

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

https://youtu.be/Kw9KUXdynfk

[redboat219]

Somebody needs to build a Shark Hunter II and some DPVs to chase this.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

https://youtu.be/cZYoGDr7FYM

[biggsgolf]

Thank you Sir!

[redboat219]

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Off subject, what are these?, size for 1:72 Skipjack? , where do I source them?

[biggsgolf]

Thanks guys!

[DrSchmidt]

Hollow punch......https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Pieces-Ro.../dp/B07VBFQ9QW

[wlambing]

Brass tube. I think 0.014" wall thickness, from K&S Engineering, sharpened and used like a gasket punch. Available from local hobby shop or online. The fat one looks like it has also been used as a painting stand. Punching is much easier than dragging an Xacto # 11 around inside a circle template.

[biggsgolf]

Off subject, what are these?, size for 1:72 Skipjack? , where do I source them?

[wlambing]

Cool! Thanks, David! I have a Home Depot shopping list in the works for stand materials and need new tape anyway!

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Thank you, kind sir! Was there a certain way you cleared away the black overspray and the dry transfers to reveal the blue or red underneath? Just for clarity, I used red Woodland Scenic Graphics numbers for on the bow and the extreme aft sides of the rudder. Not the best work ever, but close enough to look good at PD! ;)

High stick masking tape is all it took, Bill. The traditional tan colored stuff.

David

[wlambing]

Thank you, kind sir! Was there a certain way you cleared away the black overspray and the dry transfers to reveal the blue or red underneath? Just for clarity, I used red Woodland Scenic Graphics numbers for on the bow and the extreme aft sides of the rudder. Not the best work ever, but close enough to look good at PD! ;)

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

Truly we are not worthy! Very fine work on a fairly rare subject, at least on this side of the pond. So now my Trafalgar kit goes in the trash bin lest it ever be seen.

Pussy!....

[SubSteve]

Truly we are not worthy! Very fine work on a fairly rare subject, at least on this side of the pond. So now my Trafalgar kit goes in the trash bin lest it ever be seen.