fumblethumbs
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Very nice work on that Dennis!
Trumpeter LAV-25
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Dennis McQuillen
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Thanks everyone!
Just wanted to let everyone know I am still around. I have been very busy at work with a crazy deadline and have had little time for my LAV. I have been doing a little here and there and I have actually made some progress. I have almost finished the hull. Here are some pics to prove it ;D.
I used the back of the blade technique to carve some detail into the solid looking jerry can, holder and strap.
Thanks for looking,
Dennis
Just wanted to let everyone know I am still around. I have been very busy at work with a crazy deadline and have had little time for my LAV. I have been doing a little here and there and I have actually made some progress. I have almost finished the hull. Here are some pics to prove it ;D.
I used the back of the blade technique to carve some detail into the solid looking jerry can, holder and strap.
Thanks for looking,
Dennis
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Hey, did you carve out the driver periscopes? Or did they come molded hollow?
Looking good, Dennis!
Looking good, Dennis!
schweinhund227
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I love the Grill idea... Hoot ! it makes the whole thing POP !
excellent technique.... I might try that if I get one of those...
later !
Dennis McQuillen
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NecronautDrummer said:
They came molded in like that. They will be the last item to be done.
schweinhund227 said:
I love the Grill idea... Hoot ! it makes the whole thing POP !
excellent technique.... I might try that if I get one of those...
later !
Unfortunately every picture I found of the LAV had a wire mesh over the grills so it had to be covered up :'(
Things have been quite busy around the McQuillen household as you can imagine. I have been tinkering with the kit here and there and all of a sudden I noticed that I had finished construction
. The stowage basket did not really come out as well as I was hoping so I just added some items to the basket to hide it. They give you some plastic screen material that when you cut it starts to instantly come apart. It was very difficult to work with. Anyway here are some pictures.
I hope to get some primer on in my free time :
Thanks for looking,
Dennis
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what are you going to use for the Anti-Laser coating on the periscopes ???
