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Browse Images Virtual Aerodrome Image Browser ( Small / Large ) Show : All | Parked | Flying | Build | Aerial | Reference Page (15 in total) :  <<   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15  [ < Prev ] [ Next > ] Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:32 Views : 447 I drew the logo on tracing paper and made a pounce pattern using a straight pin, so I could duplicate it on both sides of the auto. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:21 Views : 487 Fortunately I found this photo to guide the painting. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:19 Views : 396 Still have to stripe the pants. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:18 Views : 429 You could go cross-eyed painting this color scheme. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:17 Views : 469 Wallace loved Model As. The only 4-Door Model A I could find was an old Hubley metal kit. Approx, 1/20 scale. Not a great kit, but a fun challenge. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:15 Views : 435 He is slowly coming to shape. Hangar Aircraft Category Date Preview Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:15 Views : 416 Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:14 Views : 465 I decided to model this pose using some Tamiya figures and a lot of putty. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 24-Jul-14 15:13 Views : 497 Yesterday a childhood hero died, Wallace (Bill Thompson). Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:58 Views : 594 One more shot of the missiles. The noses are clear plastic dimples cut from goggly-eyes. The real missiles have cameras in their noses. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:54 Views : 527 I cut two parallel lines the width of the plastic, and the diameter of the inner circle in the plastic. I notched between the two lines and press-fit the "propellor" onto the cone. Again, it is removable for transport.The tailbone was then attached to the fuselage using a butterfly clip. Creosotewind Scratch Built Solid Models Parked 14-Jun-14 19:51 Views : 601 Using Ted's tail cone, I had a another friend cut out a 12"+ diameter piece of clear plastic. I painted the prop to look like it was spinning. I probably should be a bit more subtle, but with the yellow warning strips, it came out pretty effective. Page (15 in total) :  <<   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15  [ < Prev ] [ Next > ]