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| As mentioned before the main colouring was Hunterline cordovan brown stain. Once dry the whole boat got a coat of PanPastel raw umber shade. Highlights are PanPastel titanium white. |
Here are some close-up views and also looking down into the interior of how my model turned out...George Dutka
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| Some AK slimy grime dark is applied to the interior |
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| The tips of the oars got a bit of Floquil caboose red. The oar chocks are just wire included in the kit. Some small holes are drilled in and glued in place. |
George, Well Done! You have inspired me to go back and weather my dory model! I built mine several years ago, applying a coat of a tan paint as seen on the dories in Mystic Seaport. I now need to go back and make my look like it is doing work!
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Hi Pete:
DeleteGlad you like it. It turned out better than I thought. PanPastels and Bragdon powders work well for weathering, but a coat of Hunterline stain or india ink-alcohol mix will works also to weather a painted hull...George
George, just ordered a dory kit! I will look great tied up at the wharf of my Sheepscot & Sandy River Rwy. Thanks for posting yours......
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Hi Tom
ReplyDeleteGreat, I really liked how it turned out...George