Glenn's Current Modeling Projects

Started by Glenn, September 02, 2008, 12:58:57 AM

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Glenn

OK, Tophe...this is what I worked on this morning, and with every three items, there will be a dash, either a job in the house sweeping/mopping, etc or in the yard...trimming trees, mowing etc.

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Photo : 1/48 Kingbird (so far)

US Bombers 2 of 5 :1/144

Jet from Raiders : 1/48 canopy frames

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Fireflash : 20 inches long 'Thunderbirds' one engine


Durango '95 : 1/12 painting


XB-68 : worked on engines.


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German tank from 'To hell and back' :1/35 M-41 finished

Ar-196 : 1/48 panel lines upper wings.


Strutter, Dinotopia: 1/16 rear foot pads.


Prepared and Cooked lunch------12~2PM Internet


You have to realise, some jobs will only take 5 minutes, some longer...it just depends on the model and what stage I'm on. Tonight, we'll do the afternoon run......unless you tell me to stop!
Glenn

Tophe

9 kits in a single morning, not bad... (impressive anyway! :blink: :lol: ) :thumbsup: the joy of retirement?
BUT this is just a little part of your workbench, are you shy to count them all? Are not included the ones I am hardly waiting for (LR-38M, Lightning glider)... How big is the grand total? 40? ;D
[the word "realistic" hurts my heart...]

Glenn

40! maybe? anyhow, this afternoon......

XP-34 : 1/32 making tailwheel and support.

Trimming s couple of trees.

A new project...a RN fast boat: no scale yet, but will be 320mm long.

Greek Galley : Trojan wars, 1/72 sc scratch built.

FH-1 Phantom : MPM 1/72 finished less undercart.

TFX Beaufighter :1/48 Falcon Vacform, engine cowling #1

So, Tophe...that was today. It usually takes me 3 days to complete one cycle, then you'll have a full list.
Glenn

Glenn

Back with modeling with the TFX Beaufighter. At this stage, I hadn't added the port intake, so that section wasn't undercoated.
I'm having a break from listing models, as we've just come back from shopping and spending $$ at a hardware.
Glenn

Glenn

OK, back with the list...

Tue, (today) out from 8~10 AM shopping and the hobbyshop.

HP figure: 1/18 detailing base.

Civil aircraft 3 of 5 : 1/48 cut out side shape.

Rommels' Rod: 1/25 Converting her into a command car.

Cutting a pathway to our letter box.

11 AM, preparing lunch, and internet until 2PM.

Back tonight......
Glenn

Glenn

This afternoon,

Kingbird : 1/48 Covered lower port wing.

Brac in armour : 1/35 This is a Tamiya Brachiosaurus and am finishing it off as one of the armoured transports from Dinotopia.

FZG 76: this is a Reichenberg 1, glider trainer. 1/32 vacform model and am carving out the forward canopy, ready for a clear vac.

Cut out and layed the third concrete tile for the front yard, (600x600x50mm)

Finished the afternoon reading a new magazine from the newsagent, 'Mate'....yes, a gay magazine
Glenn

Glenn

Wednesday, (today)

Photo: civil 3 of 5 1/48 scratchbuild.

Bf-109 IJN floatplane. orange leading edges, and float strips.

Path: cut out track and layed the third paver in place. (boy, am I out of condition!)

Civil 2 of 5: 1/48 fuselage, and shaping the float.

RN 262 : 1/72 building an Me-262A into a FAA, carrier born jet fighter.

LR/PR-38M: Painting the props...hey Tophe, only the tips left, then I'll shoot it for you!

Path: fourth paver, and a BLOODY BEER!

Lunch, etc, etc.......

Not much longer to go.................promise!
Glenn

Tophe

Quote from: Glenn on October 06, 2009, 07:28:31 PM
Bf-109 IJN floatplane. orange leading edges, and float strips.
LR/PR-38M: Painting the props...hey Tophe, only the tips left, then I'll shoot it for you!
:huh: >:( Please don't shoot down the LR-38M before taking a photograph of it (or is it what you were saying? ;D )
The Bf-109 floatplane is bloody interesting too... :lol: one central float or 2 lateral floats? well, we will see, no hurry, take your time dear ;D
[the word "realistic" hurts my heart...]

Tophe

Quote from: Tophe on October 06, 2009, 08:08:28 PM
The Bf-109 floatplane is bloody interesting too... :lol: one central float or 2 lateral floats?
Somwhere in my memory... and thanks to Google: (will you enrich the family?)
[the word "realistic" hurts my heart...]

Glenn

Yeah Tophe, like that only the floats butt against the underwing intakes.

Just a few for this afternoon, and tomorrow will finish it......

Avro Essex: 1/72 finished less rescue boat.

P-37: 1/48 Starboard leading edge faring at root.

Daimler Benz Project 'F' first of three coats of RLM 76.

All seven pavers have been layed......god I'm dead!

NCC-1701 set #1 :first ship varnished.

Finished the afternoon reading Mate, 'till dinner.

The photo enclosed is the DB Project 'F' piloted flying bomb. In the photo, the engine isn't finished and is not attached. Butchered a Hawker Hunter with the section behind the wing, the rear of the Revell Huslers' under bomb.
Reference....'Secret weapons of the third Reich'   Schiffer.
Glenn

Glenn

This will be my last entry for about a week, as I only have a half dozen frames on the camera.

Modifing a background starfield for the Drahk Raider.

USB 3 of 5, shaping the fuselage. This is a 1/48 model.

Photo of the Lightning glider.

Heinkel Wespe, found a ring the right diameter, glued in place.

USF 2 of 5, a 1/48 model, re-bogged the fuselage.

The wing from Raiders, (Luft '36) shapped the starboard wing.

B of B 109, painted the tailwheel and oleo leg.

Lightning glider, worked on the first piece of the canopy block.

USB 1 of 5 sanded the port wing to shape.

and finally......worked on the upper wing of the Thomas Morse.

The only changes when I get back should be, a couple of these models finished.
Glenn

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Glenn

Yeah, with some of the cogs missing!
Glenn

Glenn

Hey, I'm back....as promised, the plans for the five engine wing from Raiders.... This is the original plan, so in 1/48, about 22" span.
Am working on the starboard wing now, but will take a while.
Glenn

Taiidantomcat

"Imagination is the one weapon in the war against reality." -Jules de Gaultier

"My model is right! It's the real world that's wrong!" -global warming scientist

An armor guy, who builds airplanes almost exclusively, that he converts to space fighters-- all while admiring ship models.