MrNatural said:Just catching up here. Really nice progress man, love the weathering on the engine. Watching this build really makes me want to attempt another car kit, I've never finished one I was happy with.
Twist? Cool John. You got me really hooked now! I love a twist!Grendels said:MrNatural said:Just catching up here. Really nice progress man, love the weathering on the engine. Watching this build really makes me want to attempt another car kit, I've never finished one I was happy with.
This is my first real car kit since the 70's. So it is a nice change of pace. Watching a lot of car modelers on YouTube has given me ideas.
Plus I gotta put my own twist to it. That will start showing up soon....
Grendels said:MrNatural said:Watching a lot of car modelers on YouTube has given me ideas.
Over the last few years, I have noticed a tremendous influx of modelers on youtube, especially car builders. I think a lot of that is owed in part to Dr. Cranky. That guy is a car building machine.
Glorfindel said:John that engine looks great! God I'm so afraid to shoot the Alclad through the AB now that you have had issues. I would clean in with Lacquer Thinner first as best I can then a few cycles with the USC.
Cave_Dweller said:Nice update, but don't be too anal about the colors, if I may say so. I think you've done a bang-up job so far, but I'd also suggest using brushes some, you don't have to airbrush absolutely everything. Brushes are a valuable and essential tool.
But seeing your own personal car engine and your though process on it is a nice touch, and will lead you to accurate levels of realism I think =)
Have fun with the inlaws!
Quaralane said:Engine's looking really good so far.
Definitely authentic