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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
Sheesh, I remember so many of the earlier kits with the gaps and dihedral issues. Very nice save with the thin strips and Mr Surfacer products. 👍 -
P-51D Mustang by CDW - FINISHED - Dragon - 1:32 Scale
Canute replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
That's why I live in the woods, on the side of a ridge. Mulch the front of the house. Although I do have a year long battle with kudzu. -
P-51D Mustang by CDW - FINISHED - Dragon - 1:32 Scale
Canute replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Like Norm said, you can't have too many clamps. I've used those metal clamps with the wire bails, along with the spring-powered clothespins. Did you take anything off the wheelwells? Not quite spring here. The plants are blooming, but it was 35F this morning. 🥶 -
Your work on the radio antennas is the icing on a multi layer cake. Bravo!
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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"
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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
Well done, Patrick.
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