Kitty Hawk 1/700
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Pieter
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Replace them with photo-etch ladders and fill them in with Krystal Klear later perhaps?
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Now??? When the tower is assembled, glued and painted? I'm sorry, but it's not an option. It's either painting or leaving it as it is ... But thank you!
- Gabor
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Kitty Hawk 1/700
Hi,
Sorry, but I was a bit busy in the past few days. As you have already assemblied the superstructure, leave the windows as they are
But you can paint them to black at your next project. The replacing with PE part is also possible, but it depends on how skilled your hands are.
Sorry, but I was a bit busy in the past few days. As you have already assemblied the superstructure, leave the windows as they are
But you can paint them to black at your next project. The replacing with PE part is also possible, but it depends on how skilled your hands are.
Non sibi sed patriae
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Gabor, big, big thanks!
But I made a bit of a black washer this afternoon. Little. It seems to me that it is better and will remain so.
I will try to do railings tomorrow, but I'm afraid I will not make it. It's so small and delicate. See ...
I will try to do railings tomorrow, but I'm afraid I will not make it. It's so small and delicate. See ...
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
You can also use a mechanical pencil (0.5mm) to "colour in" the windows. The slight shine of the graphite gives them a subtle reflectivity that resembles glass without making it too obvious.
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
O,o,o! Thank you very much Timmy
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
I painted both sides and made a hangar deck. As far as I could, I tried to show that something is happening there ...





I did not build anything on the other side because it will be invisible anyway. Maybe it is worth doing something at the entrances to the hangar deck? Any ideas?





I did not build anything on the other side because it will be invisible anyway. Maybe it is worth doing something at the entrances to the hangar deck? Any ideas?
- Gabor
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Kitty Hawk 1/700
Well, it's not a problem you didn't build the hangar walls. But even in this case please next time paint the areas around the hangar doors. The unpainted plastic will not be really invisible after you place the flight deck. When the elevator is up there is nothing at the entrance, just the safety railings. But if you place the elevator in lowered position, you have plenty choices:
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/usnavy/46126414792
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File ... _three.jpg
https://www.flickr.com/photos/usnavy/46126414792
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Damn, Gabor, I did not think about it! Thank you so much for noticing
Greet me Pecs!
Greet me Pecs!
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
According to the suggestions of more experienced people, I painted the inner walls of the hangar and tried to improve the windows.
After using Wash AK and an automatic pencil, the tower windows look like this ...



I apologize for the quality of the photos, I do it with a tablet, but I can not deal with it
After using Wash AK and an automatic pencil, the tower windows look like this ...



I apologize for the quality of the photos, I do it with a tablet, but I can not deal with it
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
I complete the elements of the model on both sides and there is not much left...



I have to build this gap under the deck and cover it. Trumpeter folded it very badly and I need to fill it.



These delicate discoloration of the deck will disappear under standing aircraft (20 pcs) and other equipment
Slowly, but inevitably the most difficult moment is coming: decal on board. I always have a problem with it



I have to build this gap under the deck and cover it. Trumpeter folded it very badly and I need to fill it.



These delicate discoloration of the deck will disappear under standing aircraft (20 pcs) and other equipment
Slowly, but inevitably the most difficult moment is coming: decal on board. I always have a problem with it
- Gabor
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Kitty Hawk 1/700
If you have problems with the decals, then paint the deck stripes. Use only the numbers
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Yes, Gabor, this is a good solution, but I will try with decals, see how it will come out. Thanks! Greetings
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Slowly something is going on ... It was supposed to be a bit of rust, I do not know if it did not go out too much and was it too much smudged?






And this is a set of vehicles, all from the Trumpeter box


Any priceless comments ...






And this is a set of vehicles, all from the Trumpeter box


Any priceless comments ...
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Decals in the process ... For my hands it way through torment...







But maybe some elf will help ...







But maybe some elf will help ...
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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
There is a lack of railings, rigging, few details and of course, airplanes and vehicles. However, it is slowly starting to be similar to Kitty Hawk ...














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Cezary
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Kitty was a big challenge for me, but I managed to bring it to a happy final. I want to thank all those who helped me and suggested, especially for Gabor. I assure you that even if I did not use someone's suggestion (because of financial or other reasons), they were for me some hint and advice, suggesting a different solution.
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- Gabor
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Thomas E. Johnson
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Re: Kitty Hawk 1/700
Really nice model. 