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My OTW Upholder
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#Last edited by retrocentral on Mon Jun 04, 2012 8:31 pm; edited 1 time in total
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That's nice, Ahmed...
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Really nice. I like the paint effect too.
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Yes that is an outstanding paint job. Would you be willing to do a tutorial on how you painted the Upholder?
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salmon wrote:Yes that is an outstanding paint job. Would you be willing to do a tutorial on how you painted the Upholder?
I cant see why not. My friend Alan did the paint scheme as on all my models. He uses a mixture of film industry techniques and his own experimentation. I will see what I can do. I have some photos of the build of this model and others somewhere in various stages of paint...
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Thank you! That would be fantastic!
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I think you did a real good job on the paint work on your sub, the weathering looks very effective
All the best John
All the best John
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Fantastic weathering!!!
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Looks really good
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Wow!!!!
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Indeed a great wathering achievement.
The difference in color shades sow a great finesse .
THANK YOU.
The difference in color shades sow a great finesse .
THANK YOU.
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Excellent job, looks fantastic on the water.
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Excellent job, looks fantastic on the water.
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Welcome David!
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And welcome from me...a name from the past has resurfaced. (pardon the pun...)
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