Thanks again.

I'm planning my new work and I think it would be interesting to do a step by step during all the job, showing the technique that I have used in each moment.

I think, it would be a long time (two or three months) and laborious for my, but very constructive for modeller interested to improve their models.

Some opinion about this?

Cheers. Pedro.

Hello Pedro,


It's a great idea, it will bery interesting to see your progressing step by step and we'll all benefit from your work.

What is the subject of your next project and when do you plan to start?

Greetings, Alexander

YES! Go for it Pedro!

That would be a demanding and time consuming undertaking for you but I am sure that most of us here would be dropping in to check out your progress. We can all stand to learn something new from you to improve on our building skills. You have my vote of confidence on this idea.

-Eddy

Pedro Andrada has been a MASTER scratchbuilder since I start modelling (And that´s a long time) Only relatively recently he has started to paint his own works witn the same MASTERSHIP he has been building them.
I´ve allways wished Pedro would be more interested in SCW...We need a 1:35 Chevrolet and UNL..

I love your paining job too.

Dario

Hmm, yes, the painting is quite brilliant as well. Love it, I especially like the wood panels!

Well, I am with my new project. I will do a step by step

Francisco, soon I will make some models of the SCW.

Cheers. Pedro.

If you guys want to see just how good a job Pedro has done on his gem of a Nash, here is a link to a posting I made a while back with photos of Ken Kakfa's truck.
https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/141802&page=1&ord=0

I really hope so, I´ve been your admirer since...I can´t remember, too long I suppose.
I´d love to see 1:35 Chevrolets and UNL all around...Even some Field 4. These would be a challenge even for your skills ;-)