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  1. RGL
    He’s right about Canbrrrr at the moment. It looks warmer at the soccer competition going on up north.
  2. RGL
    Hahah, New South Wales is probably a fair bit bigger than Holland
  3. RGL
    I knew there would be some gems like this around.
  4. RGL
    It’s absolutely up to you old boy on how you want the outcome to be. I use primer as paint lifts if I don’t as I mask. I use Tamiya rattle can primer on and PE and have learnt to rub the plastic down with nail polish remover, particularly on large areas as the grease from fingerprints sticks. I’m yet to find a decent acrylic primer.
  5. RGL
    The square thingy on the bow is a building in the back ground. By 1945 the a turret was replaced by a depth charge thrower and the overhang under the B turret was shortened. There is a description in the AWM photographs but no clear images.
  6. RGL
    You can see the after torpedo tubes have been landed and it looks like the added a sideboard near the rear cannon platform as the paintwork rises above deck level. Needed to to make some room for my next build.
  7. RGL
    I like that camo mate, well done on such a small build.
  8. RGL
    Come on, hurry up, photos! Where are you both at?
  9. RGL
    Smokes
  10. RGL
    I would still do the 1945 version but there is no reference material. I reckon by that time they just did, no plans lodged and used what they could. Or could steal.
  11. RGL
    Nearly a year off them, more $ for aftermarket
  12. RGL
    Probably kill you as the amount of cutting required would clog up your lungs with resin dust.
  13. RGL
    If there was a 1940’s plastic version available I would, but the resin ones price is just silly.
  14. RGL
    Salt added at the waterline and done. Just park it up with the others awaiting Cog and Popeye. So small compared to a modern DDG.
  15. RGL
    Grunge and rust
  16. RGL
    Nice work on the davits Cog. Talking about food, you do bite very well. Railings are on, re did the flag as the ensign with the southern cross apparently didn’t come into service till 1967 ( I think the year Cog left school), and apparently there is no clad on the main mast, the national flag only goes on the bow. At this scale you can stick the decal onto tin foil then bend as to have it fluttering but the kit ones are a bit small so I used a ensign from the Dreadnought, not as sharp but folds better. I used the kit liferingwhich aren’t that bad. Ready to weather.
  17. RGL
    Dead right Mr D. I have already stripped them as a) they looked crap and (b) they are wrong.
  18. RGL
    SMS, short mans syndrome then
  19. RGL
    That’s what my kid do say, they’re poisonous
  20. RGL
    I’m only 6’3”, you Northern Europeans are supposed to be tall. And yes, it’s a capsicum
  21. RGL
    See! My point exactly; is it a height thing?
  22. RGL
    I did had to explain to a Ralph’s grocery manager in San Diego that humans actually eat pumpkin once. Maybe it was the Australian accent that made him believe I was winding him up.
  23. RGL
    Well, I did have a burger for dinner last night. Diced onion, capsicum, lean beef, marinated in Soy, Worcestershire sauce, paprika for a few hours before making the paddies. Burgo s must have beetroot.
  24. RGL
    Well it’s Sunday for another 45 minutes
  25. RGL
    I’m holding gardening off until I finish her. As it’s winter nothing grows, trees to prune etc. this is is my Wednesday

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