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Egilman

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  1. Tamiya P-51D/K in 1/32nd scale... and yes it looks very good...
  2. It's gotta be a Volks-Luft 2146 thing... {Chuckle}
  3. Nice car... Foose is not really my cup 'o' tea but you executed it well....
  4. Sounds good to me, this type of modeling is all about figuring a method to get the effect/look you want, any way of doing it is acceptable...
  5. Yep that Monogram release in 1/72nd scale is a monster, (B-36H, small wheels version) touted as the largest model aircraft available when it was released... (record is currently held by the B-1B lancer in 1/48th)
  6. But then if you had taken a pic while applying the decals you ran the risk of it sticking in the wrong place, decals are tricky like that... So I asked the question and that caused you to explain the missing step... Excellent Work and a good technique I'm surprised I didn't think of that, layering decals just like layering paint... Thanks...
  7. There is is brothers, the future of modeling is here...
  8. I'm sorry brother, you just confused the absolute H**L outta me... I haven't a clue about the process you used... A black decal over the red pinstripe?, is as far as the description goes... When does the black decal come off to expose the pinstripe? certainly before you clear coat it correct.... It's an absolutely beautiful finished job on getting that pinstripe to show like on the real deal.... but I still haven't a clue about getting from A to B in creating it... I don't know, brother maybe it's the many drugs I'm on, I'm just not connecting here....
  9. Ok Red Stripe, mask, Gloss Black, Mask, Metallic Silver over the black.... Did I guess right? {chuckle} question is how did you get that stripe so line perfect is the real question.... I understand not wanting to give up all your special secrets though.... Very Fine Work on that stripe, Nice....
  10. I'm in, I wanna see how you do that red pinstripe between the Black & Silver...
  11. I know, the bike takes precedence in the summer.... {chuckle} (nothing like wind in the face...)
  12. Well it's a commercial model shop first, and a modeling forum second.... not hard to understand....
  13. And that is an absolutely beautiful model... Well Done...
  14. The Allerton Steam Fire Pumper (Engine) is a Model Trailways kit... There not showing in on their site at this time as it is out of production but you can get one on the auction sites in the several hundred dollar range ($400.00) right now which will go up as they become scarcer... The Horses are Breyer Freedom Series, as sold by Model Expo, the hitch is manufactured by Model Expo, and I'm sure the pumper was pulled by a single team at some point and places in it's life, but a four horse setup would be more apropos of common practice... (Model Expo also sells a four horse harness setup)
  15. No Problem, My pleasure... I'm probably going to wind up with both the Beacon Plumbing and Electric boats, a Seattle company known for it's Marshawn Lynch commercial, "Don't go Freakin' Call Beacon!!!!" {chuckle}
  16. Try the Hydroplane museum, they have a whole line in the same scale, (the Miss Griggs is a one off for Griggs) I have two, the Miss Homestreet Bank and the generic one which give a wide range of liveries and can be built into a Merlin or P&W powered boat... I'm going to do it as the Merlin powered Miss Oh Boy Oberto.... Not bad for what you get.... And it's just about the only game in town today... (I wish they would do a Miss Bud or a Miss Atlas Van Lines)
  17. Look at it this way my friend, it can go nowhere but up from here... Prayin' for ya my friend...
  18. Actually, for 1/72nd scale they are not bad at all, they ever included the intake superchargers.... (and yeah the only thing you will see is the grey reduction gear housing and pushrods, and that is only if you specifically look for them) The cowls cover most everything.... Nice work...
  19. Well it's the other side of the equation, most companies just give you the lettering and require painting for the base colors, in this case black & white, becomes problematic when you do a black plastic for the base color, especially for a budding modeler, you and I can handle it either way but for the new modeler a white base decal is the easier solution and the first time will cause them to research the options on the decal process... It has to be learned at some point and then experienced, we all went thru it and so will they.... (and come out the back side as better modelers)
  20. And I'm here to say they hit the nail on the head, easy building, relatively high detail, (some of the cleanest molding I've ever seen) and intelligent color choices in plastic.... They put a LOT of thought into the model design and make a believable model ready for anyone's shelf.... Not so much into modern Nascar but the 60 and 50 year old RP stuff is very enticing.... {chuckle}
  21. Yep, [chuckle] the check is in the mail... {giggle} (most of us already know)
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