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February 07 2010 | The turret as shaped

here's my new turret looks like the curve is right.. so let's cut it.


british MTB whaleback  - The turret as shaped
 

February 07 2010 | The opening for the 303

the problem is the large opening on one of the sides to let the .303 go out. So to be able to cut it straight, i have been puting some masking tape at the right dimension and used a small saw to cut it. Now of course with such an opening, the turret couldn't keep its shape which is why I have been putting some plastic circle of the right dimension at the base of the turret..


the opening for the 303
 

February 07 2010 | Paper for the metal circlings

Well, I have been doing all the metallic circling using some CA glue covered paper -I don't know how I managed but it seems my only picture is of the worse side as there is one place where the paper obviously went sort of wrong!
of course I had pre painted the paper in grey so that I would only have to apply some shadows and highlights after gluing the paper.
Notice the 2 kind of "wings" at the top which come from my photoetch fret
the whole has to be arranged somehow though, the painting is crap.


paper for the metal circlings
 

February 20 2010 | Inertia creeps -the end

Sorry guys, I can't be bother to end up the SBS on my own site.

The diorama is finished at last. I learned at least something about it, that you shouldn't try and play with resin or anything "fluid" while the temperature outside is minus 0 C. That led me to do countless mistakes. in the end the diorama is okay, but *just* okay. it's far less good then Galilée or The Womb. Oh well..

back to Seddul Bahr..


Inertia creeps -the end
 
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