My 1:35th Adventure! PAUSED _ Hornethropter done :/

[lab-dad]

[lab-dad]

Wings are done.
Painted (airbrushed) with the XF-62 after a dip in blackenit.
I used vellum instead of the kits clear.



Marty

[TRAINS1941]

Great looking wings!!!  Guess you can fly through the rest of this!!!

Jerry

[lab-dad]

[Chuck Doan]

That came out nice!

[Ray Dunakin]

Looks good, but how are you going to shrink it down to 1/35th?   

[TRAINS1941]

Nice.  But do they work?

Jerry

[Malachi Constant]

Yeah!  Ditto what Ray said ...

-- Dallas

[lab-dad]

Thanks!
No need to shrink - its almost .875" long!
Marty

[lab-dad]

Time to park this one.

Here is the Hornethropter on it's base with details.






I had hoped to add some scenery materials but I want to move on.
I still have the two "figures" to do but painting figures is something I have to want to do....
I learned a lot during this adventure, I hope to be able to use what I learned.

Already started on another project; research, drawing plans and ordering material.
I'll give you a hint, I've done two other items along this line......

-Marty

[Malachi Constant]

Outstanding!  Love the setting with the Hornethropter sitting in the service area.  Nice!  -- Dallas

[TRAINS1941]

Excellent job Marty.  Just enough details to show it off.

A new proect let's see could it be "BIG"?

Jerry

[Mobilgas]

Marty,    Could the next project be.........another Donkey Engine

[Malachi Constant]

Oh yeah, forgot to guess on the new project ... I'm going with another 1:16 machine shop item.       -- Dallas

[finescalerr]

Satisfactory. -- Russ