US Civil War 12 pounder Gun.

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Great work Ralph , those wheels look like they are a real pain in the ... but youve nailed them (literally !) thanks to an extra pair of hands from paula ( I really must get myself an assistant - i wonder if i could persuade my missus to clean out the airbrush when ive done spraying , hold parts together while the glue goes off , tidy up for me , put on decal stencils etc. you know , all the crappy jobs !!LOL ) cheers tony
Thanks Tony.


They were a pain,still some work to do on them.


She is good to me Paula will help with anything. :smiling3:
 
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That carriage looks very well detailed Ralph ( is that a PE set with the brackets at the rear?


Does this set also come with the limber? Think that's would be an added bonus for display IMHO


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That carriage looks very well detailed Ralph ( is that a PE set with the brackets at the rear?
Does this set also come with the limber? Think that's would be an added bonus for display IMHO


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There is no PE with this kit.Mainly resin with plastic and wire.Although I have broke a part today,so had to remake it in brass sheet.


There is no limber either,but I agree it would look good.
 
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There is no PE with this kit.Mainly resin with plastic and wire.Although I have broke a part today,so had to remake it in brass sheet.
There is no limber either,but I agree it would look good.
Is it a scratch challenge?? :rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
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I have to agree with Ian this is just looking superb Ralph and I really dot like the handles and metal work/ piping attachments.


Very impressive Ralph ( could we ever expect any less from you)


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I have to agree with Ian this is just looking superb Ralph and I really dot like the handles and metal work/ piping attachments.
Very impressive Ralph ( could we ever expect any less from you)


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Thanks so much Robert. :smiling3:
 

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looking good,liking the added bits and bobs to it,make such a differences, ;)
 

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this looks an amazing kit going to love to see this come along will be in for the ride your doing a great job so far
 
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this looks an amazing kit going to love to see this come along will be in for the ride your doing a great job so far
Thanks for the kind words John. :smiling3:


And now I am going to undercoat everything.
 
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Hi friends.


Everything was undercoated in grey.


Wooden parts were then given a base Colour of desert yellow then a few blotches of brown and tan.


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good progress so far,and watching the way you do your wood,


always interested to lean a new way of doing it, ;)
 
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good progress so far,and watching the way you do your wood,
always interested to lean a new way of doing it, ;)
Thanks Monica. :smiling3:


I will be doing the main colour with oil washes and highlights with selected pinwash's and shading(sounds complicated:eek:smiling3:


I'll take a few in progress pics for you.
 

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appreciated,ta,will look forward to seeing them,


its not real complicated,its just what we do, ;)
 
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