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31-01-10, 09:29 PM
Hi guys
damn this has been hard to create, so accuracy may be a bit off, but here is an update Dave Life's what happens while you are busy making plans for it! Paint it like you mean it........ The best opinions are ones founded on fact, not ones founded of personal fiction. 
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31-01-10, 10:24 PM
Bit more detail than my plasticard effort
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01-02-10, 06:39 AM
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02-02-10, 08:25 AM
Hi Dave,
nice work so far, coming on leaps and bounds..... love the bike, we have the same figure for this project, even though I've just painted "Major Edward Mannock" bust for Hawk Miniatures (John) at a lighting pace, as a pilot he'd count I guess. I start my thread soon, as I've undercoated (voss). Best Regards Paul www.paulblaber1.moonfruit.com |
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06-02-10, 05:57 PM
Now thats a wedgie. Very nice Dave
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06-02-10, 06:37 PM
Dave ,
Love this idea , nice bit of scratchbuilding ...bet the number of spokes are right ..but hey you've done 3/4 of the bike so ..............  Look forward to this progressing . Nap Nap -"The Bust" ...aka Kev Peart |
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21-02-10, 01:40 PM
I had the pleasure of seeing this up close the other night.
The work that Dave has put into the bike is superb, very well detailed. No, I didn't count the spokes. The piece is going to be a cracker when it's finished. Malc |
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21-02-10, 04:16 PM
there's a lot of work in this Dave, both in the build and also figuring out how best to do the "wedgie". If I was wearing a hat I'd be doffing it in your direction.
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07-03-10, 08:32 PM
Hi Guys
Got a bit of finishing to do to this but its basically there, I have noticed the front wheel, and I need to replace a few of the spokes, but that can be done a little later...... Dave Life's what happens while you are busy making plans for it! Paint it like you mean it........ The best opinions are ones founded on fact, not ones founded of personal fiction.
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07-03-10, 08:37 PM
Looks great Dave, it must be frustrating to have to go back to those spokes again.
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