Beyond The Sprues
Current and Finished Projects => Physical Models => Land => Topic started by: tiking on July 26, 2026, 05:48:04 AM
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(https://media.fotki.com/2v2ZW5ytExAWPEi.jpg) (https://public.fotki.com/tiking1970/land-rover-88/754497429-999610062.html)
(https://media.fotki.com/2v2ZW5y6JxAWPEi.jpg) (https://public.fotki.com/tiking1970/land-rover-88/753694878-149435545.html)
(https://media.fotki.com/2v2ZW5yBuxAWPEi.jpg) (https://public.fotki.com/tiking1970/land-rover-88/753306625-201182849.html)
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Nice photoshopping to put your hand in there with that real vehicle... ;)
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:smiley: Lots of work with hose & polish needed ! :smiley:
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Nice photoshopping to put your hand in there with that real vehicle... ;)
HeHe! You caught me.
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:smiley: Lots of work with hose & polish needed ! :smiley:
Nothing a little hard work wouldn't fix. ;)
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That’s amazing!
I need to find out where you guys get those shrink rays!
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Very nice! 8)
Must admit to being a little concerned by what looks like rust on the bonnet & passenger's door (Land Rover bodywork being all aluminium) but I could explain that away as tannins from rotted foliage bonded to the oxidised aluminium.
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That’s amazing!
I need to find out where you guys get those shrink rays!
Just send me 2 million Euros and I'll ship you one..;)
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Very nice! 8)
Must admit to being a little concerned by what looks like rust on the bonnet & passenger's door (Land Rover bodywork being all aluminium) but I could explain that away as tannins from rotted foliage bonded to the oxidised aluminium.
You answered your own curiosity.
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Beautiful work, mightily impressive, Bravo! :icon_alabanza:
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Very nice! 8)
Must admit to being a little concerned by what looks like rust on the bonnet & passenger's door (Land Rover bodywork being all aluminium) but I could explain that away as tannins from rotted foliage bonded to the oxidised aluminium.
You answered your own curiosity.
Or it’s local dirt and dust that has accumulated. Any red clay roads in the area?
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Beautiful work, mightily impressive, Bravo! :icon_alabanza:
Appreciate it.
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Very nice! 8)
Must admit to being a little concerned by what looks like rust on the bonnet & passenger's door (Land Rover bodywork being all aluminium) but I could explain that away as tannins from rotted foliage bonded to the oxidised aluminium.
You answered your own curiosity.
Or it’s local dirt and dust that has accumulated. Any red clay roads in the area?
Could be many reasons. I searched many photos of such subject matter and there were a few with this type of coloration. So, again, this is not rust. ;)