Picture of the 1967 VW van was awarded the Picture of the year on the Kartonwork forum. Thank you for voting.
1968 SHL M11W
I went to the city of Rybnik this morning to pick my new toy- the vintage SHL M11W i bought through the internet auction.
Very derelict town with the coal mine in the centre of it:
Bartek inspecting the goods:
Loaded, and ready to go:
Im the third owner of the motorbike since new. It is registered, and in full working order. I also got the service book, instruction manual, original purchase receipt from 1968, and few spares with it like original windshield- very rare item.
VW Oval 1956
Time to start another model, and continuing with the VW scheme i will make the MR Hobby's 1956 VW Oval with custom built roof rack, and ski rack complete with the skis.
On the top of the roof rack i will place some luggage.
The kit:
First glance inside the box:
The silhouette:
Additionally the bumpers will be upgraded:
Also the rear arches will get the covers:
I textured the seats to look really worn:
Front tyres are from the kit, but rear are sourced from Ferrari 250 GTO:
It took 2 hours to assemble the floor complete with running gear, and wheels. Nice and easy so far, but i noticed few injection marks on the surface of the body.
I have lowered the whole suspension, and the front beam was made narrow.
Skirts in making:
Picture of the year.
Picture of the 1967 VW delivery van was chosen as the picture of the year on PWM forum.
Heres the link to the thread with the pictures of the competing models.
http://www.pwm.org.pl/viewtopic.php?f=124&t=19916
Sepia 2 Kosmiczny Kuter
As from today the project is no more. My cats got to the room, where the blimp was hidden, and dropped it to the floor causing the filler to crack. The whole blimp lost the sturginess, and it was pointless to continue the build. Shame.
Sepia 2 Kosmiczny Kuter- painting the blimp
First stage of painting- preshading. I used the Tamiya acrylics for the job: black, grey, sky and white.
Mist of Buff over the whole thing, followed with off white for highlights, Desert Sand for saturation, and flatened with light grey to finish the base painting.
Using hand made masks, and hairspray technique i applied the first markings.
Some more markings done. Here the Dunlop sign as the blimps manufakturer.
OWB sign painted utilising the double hairspray technique. It is basically multilayer hairspray painting, where the first layer is of dark base color for the letters. When some of the paint is brushed off, we mask the letters again, and paint patches of lighter shade paint over the top. Key is to make that layer delicate, almost transparent for the trick to work.
Thats how it look now.
Oils were used to tone the colors down slightly, and unify them.
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