I will soon be starting Hase's 350 Nagato. I would like to display her in a diorama of some sort requiring a waterlined look. I have had varied success chopping plastic hulls and this one in particular doesn't leave much up top. I have decided to build a box base and add a seascape up to the required level so i dont need to butcher the hull. What i need to know is whats the best way to fill the box up. I assume some sort of resin is needed (ship will be at anchor so sulpting shouldn't really be needed although i may have some ships boats moving about). Any ideas/help welcome.
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Displaying Nagato waterlined HELP NEEDED
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Re: Displaying Nagato waterlined HELP NEEDED
Check out the method in hte post below using sculpted foam, Liquitex gel and then paint I expect.
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Re: Displaying Nagato waterlined HELP NEEDED
You might also try this way
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Pachi.
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Pachi.
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Re: Displaying Nagato waterlined HELP NEEDED
Pachi
Thats what i'm talking about
Any ideas how ?
Thats what i'm talking about
Any ideas how ?
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Re: Displaying Nagato waterlined HELP NEEDED
Take a look at my models here
http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery ... index.html
you will find how I made some of the dioramas following this method.
Hope this helps.
Pachi.
http://www.modelshipgallery.com/gallery ... index.html
you will find how I made some of the dioramas following this method.
Hope this helps.
Pachi.
I will miss you Werner. Fair winds and following seas.