As you can see from the background bits and bobs, I've also managed to pay a little attention to the very old, very oddly scaled Heller model of the Nord Nordatlas. It's a tricky one.
War Diaries of a Little Englander. Being the toy soldier, wargaming and kit bashing ramblings of a middle-aged Englishman.
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
Work bench...
... matching wartime Italian levels of output, but not, sadly, Italian levels of superb engineering finish, the MC200 is, finally, complete. Nearly. Just a bit left to do. But here it is:
As you can see from the background bits and bobs, I've also managed to pay a little attention to the very old, very oddly scaled Heller model of the Nord Nordatlas. It's a tricky one.
As you can see from the background bits and bobs, I've also managed to pay a little attention to the very old, very oddly scaled Heller model of the Nord Nordatlas. It's a tricky one.
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Hi! Nice rendition of the camo. It really looks the part!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Giano! I'm a major Italophile when it comes to aircraft, and a lot else. Your blog has been quiet lately...
DeleteI know, I've been a lot busy with a new job. I had to decide which one to left aside for a bit between blogging and model building, and I chose to prioritize the latter. I'm thinking about starting back blogging by posting some after-action reports - I have a wargame planned for next wednesday, I hope to post something interesting soon.
DeleteI had also another couple of ideas, but the spare time has become scarce...
I too love italian aircrafts, but well, I'm a bit biased about this topic!
Excellent finish on this Stephen. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Paul. Actually, I made a very good investment in some Lifecolor acrylics - very thin, but good coverage.
DeletePlane looking good esp paint job.
ReplyDelete42mms have painted up really well too.
Your Grace is too kind. Hope you're bearing up - Christmas on the horizon.
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