Continuing on with the M20. After finishing off the interior, it was time to close it up and mask off, ready for exterior work and undercoating. I'm looking to achieve a lived in look for this project so there will be lots of crew stowage added. First up is a home made tarpaulin. I rolled out a blob of Milliput and then covered it in a piece of foil. The foil is from the top of a butter carton. It's not got any pattern on it, thin and malleable and best of all...Free! i added a couple of masking tape straps and tied it on to the brush guards and finally pressed it to conform to the plate of the M20. I have added the aerials from stretched sprue and glued them on with liquid poly. I used to add the ariels last but gluing was a problem. this time by using the liquid poly, it has melted them on giving a strong bond, less likely to break or fall off due to the tiny spot of glue i have used in the past as i try not to ruin the paint already applied. More soon.
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Top plates added and masked off for painting. |
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Milliput sausage and foil. |
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wrapped up. |
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Fitted onto the front. |
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Exterior fittings in place. |
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All exterior fittings added and two whip ariels made from stretched sprue. These will be tied down to the rear later in the project. |
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