Here's something you don't see everyday...

[PHArchivist]

Fokker DR1

 

[PHArchivist]

This kit was the same scale as the new TIE Fighter toy... (1/28)

 

[KevVader]

NICE. :thumbsup

 

[Robert McLain]

The Red Baron would make brownies in his pants if he saw that on his six. :lol

Is that a real wood prop, or did you paint it? If painted, you did a damn good job.

Robert

 

[PHArchivist]

Originally posted by Bigvade@Nov 1 2005, 09:32 PM
The Red Baron would make brownies in his pants if he saw that on his six. :lol

Is that a real wood prop, or did you paint it? If painted, you did a damn good job.

Robert

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Thanks Vade. That's the plastic kit prop. Used my secret recipe for wood.

 

[slave1pilot]

Man look at that Fokker.

 

[PHArchivist]

Originally posted by slave1pilot@Nov 6 2005, 05:27 AM
Man look at that Fokker.

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[punisher]

did it happen to come in a blue thin cardboard box with clouds on it and was an off white/light grey colored plastic? i think i had that exact same model. i need to dig it up and put it together.
how did you do that prop, i must know...

 

[PHArchivist]

Originally posted by punisher@Nov 8 2005, 05:39 AM
did it happen to come in a blue thin cardboard box with clouds on it and was an off white/light grey colored plastic? i think i had that exact same model. i need to dig it up and put it together.
how did you do that prop, i must know...

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Its an old Revell kit, 1/28 scale. Was red plastic.

Thanks on the prop. I use a pine-colored base coat (Unbleached Titanium White), and lightly brushed on thinned Raw Sienna.

 

[PHArchivist]

So, what looks like wood grain is actually just brush strokes...

The only thing is, though, due to the way the wood for a prop like this is cut, the grain isn't usually quite so linear...