Esci Ti-67:Tiran SLA Return of a Shelf Queen-Done! .

Coming along nicely, PH. For what it's worth, I like the first set of pics better. The second one's look washed out to me.

Decided to use masking fluid for the first coat of SLA Blue. Given my current lack of consistent bench time its probably the safest option for a still workable chipping medium.
While that is sorted I've given some more thoughts to the displaying of this one. Going for a half submerged wreck... this way I only need to really worry about the running gear on the dry side.
However, it is going to need a lot more "Water" than I've dealt with to date. Here's the basic idea;


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Currently plan to include general detrius and maybe even some effluent type outflow into the main body of water... needs to be a challenge if I'm to improve

Thanks Steve.
As a"mojo-rehab" build I need it to be relatively easy, whilst at the same time creating some sort of challenege for myself. Anyhoo- its comming together- little steps Two stepsforward, one step sideways is still forward!!!

I like this idea .
Maybe you could start off with plaster to save the huge amount of water .

That looks a good concept there Paul...........once the plaster is set you can colour and then use the gloss coats

like it mate coming on very nicely

Great lookin' project and I like the sound of the display...........mmmmmmmm effluent!

Looking darned fine from here Paul .

If you do use plaster then I would colour it first, something dark but not black.
Then I would get some enamel based gloss or matte on there to seal it, and then go
for acrylic glosses tainted with browns for the watery effect.
I haven't tried this , but this is the way I'd go.

Worn paint looks good Paul.