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Good Day Folks,
It's the Eddie Rickenbacker Chapter of the IPMS
Aladdin Shrine Center - 3850 Stelzer Road
Columbus Ohio
February, 15 2014
Blizzardcon 2014 Website
If your in the area, and attending, shoot me a PM if you want to meet up
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Good Day Folks!
I am wanting to build a USCG Patrol Boat, the only kit I found is the Lindberg one below. I have had such bad luck with Lindberg models. Has anyone built this kit? Is there another version of this model?http://www.amazon.com/Lindberg-Models-Coast-Guard-Patrol/dp/B000XQ2KEA/ref=sr_1_1?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1361377682&sr=1-1&keywords=coast+guard
Thanks in advance,
-Steven -
I will be there, although I am not in any contest. I plan on taking lots of pictures and video
-Steven
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Great information, thanks for sharing. I also found this guy, do a search on YouTube for a channel called TerrainScapes - he did an incredible video, where he compares several different products and techniques for water effects. It's one of his older videos, but I think they are well produced.
-Steven
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I just picked up the 1950 3100 pickup, the engine appears to be nicely detailed for a strait 6 (I think thats what it is) Also I seen a1955 Cameo Pick-up, not sure what the motor is like on that kit, but both kits are under $20 at my LHS.
-Steven
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A GREAT diorama! Wonderful techniques everywhere from ground cover to rust, to the ripped down poster on the truck. If you have no objection, I do have one SMALL constructive criticism. It seems unusual that I don't see one blade of grass or weeds growing around anything. I have been to a lot of salvage yards, and even the most pristine still have weeds around.
Just an observation FWIW. Sorry about the nit pick.
Nothing wrong with constructive criticism. :) Thank you for the tip. But unfortunately this dio is no more.
I would like to say thanks for pointing this out, I never would of thought of that. The information, will be of great help, for my future dioramas. Just hope one day, my talents are has good as the OP.
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Very Cool! I like the look of that wrecker, great job on the build. I will have to keep an eye out for that kit, I want to build a wrecker in the near future.
-Steven
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Good Day Folks!
Here is a Diorama I will be working on, for the fall/winter season. One of many I hope ;D - It's in the beginning stages, and I still need to finish the model itself. If you recall, this was my very first armor build. I am also posting videos of the project on YouTube, if interested, my channel is WigWagWorkshop.
-Steven
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Good Day Folks!
I scored a great deal on this kit, and was getting "stressed" on the Bell Helicopter build, so I decided to have a crack at a semi build. As you may know, I like to build all types of kits, after all, I am a styrene addict. I still have a few finishing touches, and details I want to add. This was built OOB, but I do plan on scratch building a trailer, and extra details.
-Steven
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Steven: you might try brushing on a coat or two of Future. Not only will it gloss it as preparation for decaling, but it should also help even out the look of the paint. I seem to recall this method being used by brush painters as far back as the 70s. Looking good!
GIL
Awesome, that's what I did, and it worked! For the most part, they are gone, but with decals, and weathering and washes, I am hoping it comes out. Either way, having a blast with my first aircraft build.
-Steven
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Looking good! It looks like you painted the cowling and then sanded some of it off. If so, why? GIL
That's what happened, I am experimanting with some weathering technequies :D I will be honest, it all happened by mistake, when I was trying eliminate brush strokes.
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Good Day Folks!
Made a little more progress, I still don't have my airbrush setup yet, so I had to brush the paint on. I am hoping I will be able to buff out the brush marks, and the weathering will cover up the imperfections. I lost a couple of the small detail pieces, so I will have to make them. Saying that, why is it I can find those little sprue nubs on the floor, but not the little detail pieces. :-)
-Steven
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Very nice on their part
-Steven
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Great looking diorama, awesome weathering job!
-Steven
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Looks Great! Thanks for sharing
-Steven
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WOW! That sure is an incrediable diorama, really enjoy all the little details.
-Steven
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Pure Awesome! The little details are a nice touch
-Steven
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Great job on the dio! Thanks for sharing.
-Steven
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Good Day Folks!
Thanks for the warm welcome, I will defiantaly check out the club. - Ron I am sending you a PM.
-Steven
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Good Day Folks!
Thought I would stop by and say HI, to all the folks here.
About Me:I was Born and Raised in SE Wisconsin, and moved to Central Ohio in 2001. I have twin boys, and a lovely and understanding lady. I am lucky to have 2 different areas for modeling, 1 is in the my home office where I do most of projects, the other is in the basement were I do all my painting and other "messy" projects.
Interests:Model Railroading, Railfaning, Rusty and Weathered Models "Junkers", Diorama's, Scratch Building, Scroll Saw Woodworking, Video Editing in Final Cut Pro X, Shortwave Radio, Amateur Radio Operator, Radio Scanners and Geocaching.
I look forward to being an active, and participating member of this community.
-Steven
BLIZZCON 2015 - Columbus OH
in Contest Calendar: Upcoming contests/shows of interest
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I'll be there, not bringing any models, however I am hoping to bring home some gems to build.
-Steven