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Sean Emmott built the 1/32 Heinkel He-111P...

...the Revell kit from his blog Germany - World War 2

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Sean Emmott	04/01/2012 18:42:10
1563 forum posts 2688 photos 3 articles	STAGE TWELVE . And then primed with Tamiya Fine Surface Primer and coated with RLM 02 Grey (Mr Hobby Color 70). You will see this dries with a sating sheen, which should make adding a pin wash easier (although I'll probably still mist over some Klear. The next stage is to pick out the suface detal and lightly weather with washes, some minor chipping (using the sponge technique) and a little light dry brushing. Then add the etch. Sean
Tim White 1	04/01/2012 20:39:47
14040 forum posts 2975 photos	Sean Superb to see this back on the go, sir. Wow, there is some wonderful detail in this cockpit. What's this primer stuff, then? Great work, looking forward to this big lady going together. Cheers Tim
Robin Buckland	04/01/2012 21:10:26
Moderator 8895 forum posts 28541 photos 2540 articles	Hi Sean, The detail in the office is looking really good Robin
Ross Moore	04/01/2012 21:28:26
3962 forum posts 1408 photos	Sean Coming along well mate. cheers Rossco
SteveM	04/01/2012 21:36:58
1137 forum posts 218 photos	More nice progress Sean, I'm enjoying this one Cheers SteveM
Sean Emmott	14/01/2012 00:36:07
1563 forum posts 2688 photos 3 articles	Thank you chaps. It is very flattering to have you still sticking with this when I have only been on the forums very infrequently over the last couple of weeks. STAGE THIRTEEN The key thing here is to pay attention to the parts numbers, as I think they are handed, and the curve of the glazing matches the curve of the fuselage, so it is important to get the right pice of glazing in the right hole! The glazine is coated with Klear and fixed in place with Liquid Weld Glue . This is a thin liquid like CA, except it sets once it's excluded from contact with air, so you can manouver a pice into place and then set it by pressing it down in place. Testing to date suggests it's as least as strong as CA glue, but doesn't fog clear parts. It's expensive, but you get a lot of it for the money. I am impressed with it so far having used on this kit, my Panther G and my recent diorama . I have made more progress on the cockpit, but will wait until this is finished before posting the pics so I can write is as a small step-by-step piece. Sean
Jas Madahar	14/01/2012 00:38:52
475 forum posts 147 photos	Nice build mate so far. Boy, that's gonna take some time! I'll keep watching, Jas
Peter C	14/01/2012 09:56:46
4173 forum posts 1381 photos	Interesting glue Sean. Can't get it here of course but it's added to the shopping list. Very neat and tidy work on those windows. Pete
Tim White 1	14/01/2012 15:55:58
14040 forum posts 2975 photos	Sean Great job with the perspex. Gonna be some fun with the masking. Cheers Tim
Johnny Gers	14/01/2012 23:38:32
10336 forum posts 3067 photos	Doing a good job Sean. Will keep watching. Johnny

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