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Looks like you are getting into pieces that are models unto themselves
Lots of detail
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Yes, a lot of details A bit of work but doesn't it look great!
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It looks great, nice work here.
These two rods on canon body are not in the template. I used wires to make them because they are round on the original. But you can deffinitely do them from thin paper strips, but it will be delicate work. |
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I'm fine with wires too. How did you color them white? Permanent marker?
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I did not. I left all wires (I also did lots of them on engines) without color. It is not accurate but it gives a nice touch and feels more "real" to me.
When I need to color wires I use mainly acrylic colors. I have cheap set from supermarket. Permanent marker is great idea, I must try that. |
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Right. Metal wire can look cool too.
I was thinking of white markers because I use a lot of markers for edging.
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@bigpetr, that does look really good. I mostly use non-stripped wire in my scratchbuilding, so it is still covered in the vinyl/plastic covering. Since I paint my models, instead of using the printed paper itself, that is ok. But this is certainly a technique to keep in mind. Cheers
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That's a right good looking engine, bare metal wires work well on it. I wonder if they would work as well visually if the engine casing were a more vivid hue.
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One day I might try your crazy detailed expansion kits Impressive look! Just don't forget to turn the smoldering iron to cool settings on the paper model For now I will continue with the basic one. Challenging enough for me!!! Chris
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