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Roy -roy allen wrote:Finished the painting of the hull and have added a wash of burnt umber plus used oils to bring out the deck.
Next job is to locate her onto a sea base so that i can get on with the smaller items.
Roy
Enjoy Telford! On my modeling bucket list, due to all the references and cameraderie exhibited here for the show.roy allen wrote:Ok, dimension of tube is 0.03 i think, used the last i had for this will restock this weekend at the Scale model world show, Telford.
Yes totally agree that the i16 pennant No is not good when seen using a macro setting on the camera, i will have to reduce it's over scale appearance asap but would rather do that once she is fixed to her sea base which i will do tonight.
Rigging, well if time allows i will attempt to put loop arials on to her but my main concern is going to be adding stretched sprue to the diving plane guards. On the same issue, the guards were shaped using the handle of my snips which are slightly oval, takes a bit of time getting both sides identical but well worth the extra effort. The aft-end guardes were shaped with a smooth nosed plier.
Thanks for your comments and questions,![]()
Roy


Bob, love the distinctive shape of this craft!Quincy wrote:This is the 1/700 HP Models RNN O-24. Hull primed with Mr Surfacer and conning tower added. Conning tower- I added fine wire and drilled out details. I tried to simulate the midship torpedo tubes but they did not come out to my liking. I fixed this by adding scrap photoetch torpedo door covers hiding the boo boos. Next step will be to add torpedo net bow cutter, dive planes, dive plane guards, and anchors.
BobPink.
Can you say more about your painting on the Typhoon to date - are you pre-shading with white as the counter-color?






