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  1. Baker
    That's not good Fortunately, most tomatoes survived 🍅 And indeed, more wood for ship models
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    Finished Apply the decals Final painting job Glued on the base and a wash of diluted mat black Numbered The Stoewer Einheits Pkw. family. The 2 on the left are from the French company Al-by (resin) Looking at the numbers, these were built at least 25 years ago An ancestor of previous vehicles : The Stoewer M12 (build from parts of Hasegawa, Airfix and Esci) Basically a normal car "sawn" in 2 and extended Thanks for following, comments and likes.
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    Great update. This was worth waiting for
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    Can happen to anyone, noticed just in time. If you only know what I've already had to rebuild on my models
  5. Baker
    question Normally this deck is not bent. Are you sure nothing is wrong. Now you can still adjust this if necessary Greetings Patrick
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    And welcome to MSW
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    Nice Patton (M48A3 ?? )
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    Small painting update. Painting is done in the same way as my other military models Basic color dry brushing with light gray (and then install the window) Apply all other colors To do , decals and dry brushing with sand. Thanks for following
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    Thanks for this nice French text. Great that you speak four languages (always handy) I once learned French as a second language at school. Some German during my military service in Germany And some English in between. Looks they had interesting models. Too bad the company no longer exists. You can apparently still contact them according to the website http://www.aeropiccola.com/index_eng.html In the meantime, the second mast top is finally ready. Now continue with the top part of the main and fore mast. And now we make a "ezelshoofd" (donkey head in Englisch ) What does a donkey have in common with a mast part? Thanks for following
  12. Baker
    Nice work on the cannon(s).
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    Great work Luponero
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    Noticed today Since the last update the "edit button" has been moved
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    Mounted the base plate (thanks again Popeye) and build the MG mount ready for painting And with a base coat in panzer grey Thanks for following
  16. Baker
    Do we really have to wait another week
  17. Baker
    And for general information about your model it is best to look in other logs You can find it in this topic And there is a pdf with links to the models.
  18. Baker
    Nice model Dan. Everything you need to know about planking
  19. Baker
    A beautiful model. Congratulations on all those self-cut figures
  20. Baker
    A beautiful model with many details and full of life Congratulations on all those self-cut figures 👍
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    Nice models
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    Thanks popeye this "trick" is not on my instructions. apparently they discovered this error at ace and later adjusted the instructions

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