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Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 07 Apr 2019, 11:20
by Adam Durrant
SLA blue on, coat of clear and decals. Panel line wash completed.

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That’s all the mundane stuff out of the way, on to the chipping and oils.

Whole bunch of stowage stuff winging its way to me from BNA in Aus., those big stowage bins look silly all empty! :D

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 07 Apr 2019, 13:21
by Steve Hutchinson
Nice work Adam

This is always the fun part and you really need to drag yourself away before it gets over done, unless it needs to be over done ;)

regards

Steve H

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 07 Apr 2019, 13:24
by Olivier Carneau
Nice blue Adam. Did you find a perfect match or did you mix your own shade?

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 08 Apr 2019, 04:59
by Adam Durrant
Olivier Carneau wrote: 07 Apr 2019, 13:24 Nice blue Adam. Did you find a perfect match or did you mix your own shade?
Looking at the MIG book it ranges from a light grey to almost a duck egg blue. I cheated and used the “SLA Blue” from the AK set “Middle East War colors”. It also has IDF colours so will do my chipping with IDF sand as it looks like most of the SLA Tirans were just sprayed over this.

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 08 Apr 2019, 09:36
by Olivier Carneau
Thank you for the answer. I intend to use some Tamiya medium blue XF18.

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 09 Apr 2019, 16:34
by Mark Aldrich
Sweet looking!

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 30 Jun 2019, 10:03
by Adam Durrant
Its been some time but I have been making slow progress with this build. Not entirely happy with the "dust" yet and there is still some work to do on that, the tracks and the last of the rear basket stowage.

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The IR searchlight lens and the headlight cluster are aftermarket from SKP and a really nice, especially the white light headlight.

The figures need to have their primer stripped and start again. I used the Tamiya white primer out of the rattle can and none of my acrylic paints will stick to it :o

Going to shelve this for a bit whilst I get my head around the next steps.

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 30 Jun 2019, 17:58
by Olivier Carneau
Good job Adam. I suggest you secure the gas bottle in the rear bin.

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 01 Jul 2019, 04:32
by Adam Durrant
Good point Olivier, looks like I’ll need to put my loupes on and make up some Tamiya tape “straps” ;)

Re: Lebanese Tiran 5

Posted: 01 Jul 2019, 08:51
by Vincent Power
Looks great Adam. The stowage is awesome. :)

Vincent