deck is removable so i could still add details and view the lower deck
elevator on the side can be adjusted to where ever i want
1/700 USS Hancock
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derailed
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1/700 USS Hancock
i've been driving on this carrier
deck is removable so i could still add details and view the lower deck
elevator on the side can be adjusted to where ever i want
deck is removable so i could still add details and view the lower deck
elevator on the side can be adjusted to where ever i want
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Cliffy B
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Re: 1/700 USS Hancock
Looks great man! How'd you treat the flight deck? Is that paint or a covering of sorts?
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derailed
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Re: 1/700 USS Hancock
it's actually a mix of grey and black automotive primer
i shot black,misted on grey,went over with very light coat of black again then very light grey
once dried, i just rubbed the back of a #11 exacto very lightly to give character
then a light pass with very fine sandpaper to smooth it out to enhance the molded in details
picture doesnt show the panel lines etc
i shot black,misted on grey,went over with very light coat of black again then very light grey
once dried, i just rubbed the back of a #11 exacto very lightly to give character
then a light pass with very fine sandpaper to smooth it out to enhance the molded in details
picture doesnt show the panel lines etc
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Bissyboat
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