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a good friend of mine insisted to show this thing on a Turntable..... AVUS+Ton.mp4

Hello, news from Bugs Beach ! Since i have finished my AVUS Project, i need something to relax. So i paint and Weathered the BullyChassis and Interior. The Chassis became a Glossy Black Primer from Green Stuff World, Oversprayed roughly with Createx "Iron Oxide Transparent", then different AK Washings and some cheap pastel Chalks. The Floor , real Wood, is colorod like my Old West Houses, with Oil Pencils and AK Dark Wash. Seats Painted with Vallejo and very thinned Oil Wash. The Cabinets becom a thinned Layer of Yellow Ocre and Umbra Oil, then a more transparent painting with verythinned Grey Acryl. Overnight i leave it to dry, then i sand and scrab this down to the bare Wood and give it a wash with Oil. This achieve the sometimes modern vitage & Shabby Look The Countetops painted with Oilcolors Dark Brown and umbra. Then get a2 layers of Semigloss Vallejo Clear. i added fake Doorhinges on the Countetop. made with small Brasstube and Pins. ready for inspection......

Hi, i know this Video and ome others , they help a Lot to understand how this Curve looks. .

Thank you Pierre ! Well the bricks are very nice and easy to work with Real Stone mate for the Model Railroaders. makes it a lot easier. Only to choose the right Size was a bit of a challenge. But the manufacturer was so kind and send me different Probes.

not really finished, gone to our Exhibition, nobody realize it.... here ist the finished Thing, slightly weathering, they where not really dirty too fast for the Dust to set 🤣 and a little detail painting >>>>

come back from the Exhibition, comes the "Order" to write a Story abou it for our Printmagazine "Modell Panorama" ...... here is the WIP >>>>>

Hello, finally here we go again. I have an original photo and posters stuck on the back, so you know what this is about. First test with the unpainted carbodies, looks good.... I cobbled together or re-carved some, at that time only for specially invited viewers and photographers, from various prizes and 3D prints from Speira Miniatures. With this photographer from Speira, I changed the position of the arms, tilted his head, tried to hide the Comic-like, satanic grin with a little spatula, sanding and a cigarette.... The reclining photographers, by the way based on an original photo, they were really lying there on the parapet!, made up of Preiser, Speira and leftover parts. These two gentlemen are reminiscent of the race directors Alfred Neubauer, Mercedes-Benz, and Ferdinand Porsche, Autouninon. Yes, historically completely wrong.......the gentlemen didn't leave the pits. I made appropriate hats out of the funny tubes. Neubauer was given a stopwatch. and now finally paint the Cars......

Hello everyone, after I was unexpectedly invited to a club friend's 50th party and I didn't know what to bring, I came up with the crazy idea of creating a scene from her vacation. So the more than arduous search for a MB T1 bus began. Nothing to be found, a rather rough toy was found at Toms in Holland and the drama began. Here's the original vehicle The children's toy, in a rough scale of 1/43 Disassembled, new roof, new interior with Kapaline panels, roof ribs and embossing added, doors "pimped up" with paneling and handles. The completely detailed dashboard with decals from the grab box and a bit of detailed paint Luggage space or storage space under the lounger is filled with items from the grab box. Blankets made of tissue paper and cushions made of pieces of tissue, newspapers scanned and printed out, too small for my (actually good) printer to be able to read Dogs from idontknowwhereigotthem modified with Greenstuff spatula to resemble the real ones a little. 2 reasonably matching 3D Duck figures were also found, and the armchair and lounger were made from leftover car seats. Supplemented, yes, wrong scale, with bottles and glasses Styrofoam board fitted into a picture frame, first test to see if everything fits together and what it looks like with LED light, background photo put together from 2 internet finds and printed on acrylic. Processed with AK Beachsand, painted wet in wet with various light brown color mixtures first layer of AK resin tinted with acrylic paint... ........the second, lighter layer......... ......and the final, 3rd, almost completely colorless layer. The end product, with small waves and a bit of "vegetables", doesn't look bad at all, in any case the celebrator had a lot of fun with it Greetings from Vienna 😉

The Same as the Brickmats, Jointpowder from https://shop1.ch-kreativ.eu/gb/all-scale/181-verfugungs-pulver.html I've use this Powder also to weather it and some cheap pastel chalk

Yesterday I was able to apply the joint compound and paint the 2 white lines with oil colored pencils.I think it looks mostly like the real one 😉 A little bit Weathering and its finished. The Tamiya Tape on the Autounion is a Help to get the Holes in the Fenders right.

Yesterday it was plain white Kapaline, today all Bricks are glued on........now i understand what what the workers did in 1936/37, and they didn't have the brick mats from CH Creative ( https://shop1.ch-kreativ.eu/de/ ), a little bit of joint compound and it's good.

First Testshot, while the Glue dries.......

Hello and a happy new Year to All ! The new Year began with a little Progress on this Dio. Got the Parts for the Base, Screw and Glue 'em togheteher. Now waiting für the Glue to be really dry.

After the Xmas Days, i cut down the Sink, the Cuts would be Re-chromed with Green Stoff World Brush Chrome andi try to place "Lara Croft" in her newe Work Space 😉