Scratch Built Aircraft Hangar

Started by Steve J, 17 January 2021, 08:50:18 PM

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Yes looks very good indeed....the lighter window frames work well  :-bd
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Big Insect

Outstanding Steve

I was thinking about what else you could use the 'tin' idea for. Maybe an oil or gas storage tank?

I have used assorted packing material to attempt to create sci-fi buildings - the inside of a biscuit packet (the plastic bit) has been saved to turn into a green house - the idea being to fill it with plaster of paris (or filler) to make it more robust. But that is still on the 'to-do' list.
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Mark, they are perfect for oil and gas storage tanks, albeit a tad large on the footprint front etc. However some of the smaller tin cans would be perfect IMHO. Something else to bear in mind when sorting through the re-cycling :D.

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Mark if you do 15 or 20mm WWII Brits the Plastic Soldier Carrier kit is your freind. It comes with a shed load of extras, inculding all the fuel tanks for a Wasp - both versions.
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Orcs

You have 'bean' and made a very nice model.

If you had a German plane outside, perhaps the pilots name would have bean Heinz!


 
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Sunray

Thanks for sharing this neat idea.  I get the sense with lockdown, we are moving from gamers to modellers.   Both activities give pleasure, and wargaming is like railway hobby in that we build and play.

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Techno II

That really has worked superbly, Steve.  :-bd

Cheers - Phil. :)

Steve J

Thanks :).

@ Orcs: I may nick the 'Heinz' name for the pilot as I love the humour assosciated with the whole build :D.

@ Sunray: I love scratch building stuff, much more so than painting figures. I should focus on the latter rather than the former!

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Matt J

Excellent stuff Steve, that has worked really well  8)
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