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Sturmbock

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  • Birthday 03/02/1973

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  1. Looking foreward to this! Will it be OoB? Cheers! Lutz
  2. Just beautyful! Something totally different. You not often see a build Avenger although this is a very nice kit. Really like your choice of markings and painting. Is this a conversion or did you scratch it by yourself? The Cowling seems not to be the one offered by the kit? Great work! Lutz
  3. Absolutely fantastic Gilles! a great level of detailing is showing to us here! Lutz
  4. Very superb painting work on that seat and belts! Great work!! Also the plywood. Lutz
  5. I really like your weathering and shading! Looks very impressive! Great work! Lutz
  6. Good to see one build! And a very beautiful one! Very nice Val! Lutz
  7. Really great looking model! Like the weathering and how the preshading comes out! You managed to bring a difficult color to life in terms of weathering. Hat's off for that! Lutz
  8. If it would be my model, I would leave it this way. I don't know how intensive you will go on with additionel weathering but this will darken this anyway. But I guess you are aware of this! By the way, very impressive work! Cherrs! Lutz
  9. Hello! You're right, the struts are a bit thicker than they should be in scale! But that is due to the stability, I tried it with thinner round rods in 0.3 and 0.4mm, it was too wobbly and unstable. So I used 0.7mm material. Eduard's photo-etched kit was not available and I definitely didn't want to use the kit etched parts (for good reason) Last steps are done! Masking the edges of each propeller blade. Painting the edges And some chipping... Cheers Lutz
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