Canute
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OC, that Loctite Gel is a good choice; I use it on my resin cars. 👍 Oh, we watched "Napoleon" on AppleTV streaming service. I got the service to follow Masters of the Air; an excellent series on the air war, Anyway, my Admiral said Napoleon was a waste of time. I'm glad I didn't spend the bucks to see it on a theater. They played fast and loose with the battle scenes. Waterloo was a joke. Napleon led a charge, no battle at La Haye Sainte farm or Hougemont, the Prussians attacked from the west(?). Oh and Wellington kept the Alliance forces on the facing side of the hill, rather than on the back side. This movie ranks up there with "Pearl Harbor" -
How did the port side turn out? Display it with the better side showing.
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I too remember Moskit, but they disappeared into the fog of yesterdays. Are those 3D prints? Nice and delicate.
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P-51D Mustang by CDW - FINISHED - Dragon - 1:32 Scale
Canute replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
I'm in too. It's my wife's fave, too. Me, I'm a Spitfire fan. Although I like Jugs and Corsairs, too. 😁 -
Russian modern armoured vehicles by Baker - ACE - 1/72
Canute replied to Baker's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Nice work on your roofs, Jeff.
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OC, you are a master with a paint brush. Go for it, brother.😄
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Glad to see you back, Denis. Events like that can be life altering. Interesting subject. Like EG says, a good white primer, like Tamiya spray cans, should work well. And pursue the decals. Painting them on is way above and beyond.
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Almost looks like an Escher print. I'd cut the opening in A8, glue it in . Add the cockpit floor from the front, between the canopy rails, then glue in A15.
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Dan, your Sparrows are spot on war shots, The yellow band is in the correct location, on the warhead area. Congrats on your retirement. It takes a little getting used to, but now I ask myself how I ever got any "work" done. 😁
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A well deserved cognac and cigar. 😄
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Rob, great work on your leather seat. 👍 Your finishing work is a master class.
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Triumph 3HW by Tim Moore - Italeri - 1/9
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A scratch built lightship. I will follow along, Nils.
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I figured that, Greg. 😀 I meant how did the crew members stay attached to the actual airship during aerial gyrations. web strapping, lassos, magnetic boots?. Did they reload their guns inflight.
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Fokker Dr.I by portchieboy - Artesania Latina - 1:16
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Superb work, Glen. The waterfall area is appropriately lush; reminds me of a trip the Admiral and I took to Maui and drove over to Hana. 👍
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James, what great details. The Spitfire is one of my faves. I'll follow along.
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That turned out well. The gondola/pagoda looks quite delicate. And how do those two upper level gunners stay attached to the airship?
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I'll second Kurt's statement. Use the mfg's thinner for the paint you use on your models. The wrong thinner can clog up your (air)brushes. Use your alternative thinners for cleanup.
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Rob, this looks like a very interesting build. This bird looks quite the beast with the shark mouth motif. Hope you get minimum hassles from this ungainly bird.
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Richard, looks very good. 👍 Some of the design ideas these models represent are pretty esoteric. Radiator lines running along the cockpit rails. Wow.
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