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Did paint this morning and went straight to chipping, just waiting for it to dry so I can shoot clear on it.
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My next racer showed up today.
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I am replacing furniture, with tool boxes.
ScottsGT replied to Sir Desmond Glazebrook's topic in General Discussion
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Airfix 1/24 F6F-5 Hellcat (doing it as a F6F-3)
Jeff replied to CrankyCrafstman's topic in LSM Work In Progress
I KNOW who that is........................ -
They just released an Fi-103 V1 Buzz Bomb. That's a superb kit! -
I got a wine voucher also from Hobby Link.....harv
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You know what might be the next rabbit hole. The engine cylinder spacing.....hmm.
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Alice made the same comment.
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Thank you for getting rid of the girder rivets on the back wall! They were hurting my eyes!
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Indeed! Oh I forgot something. If I move house everything is already packed and on wheels. I must say I am most relieved. Recently I had wondered if I was simply an idiot. However, now on the strength of my fine and fashionable idea, I can relax and worry less. I must be smart. Seriously, I will never have to pack again. -
I am replacing furniture, with tool boxes.
1to1scale replied to Sir Desmond Glazebrook's topic in General Discussion
When I was single, I bought my first house, one of the rooms was an engine building room, where I built engines for my hot rods. So, no shame in toolboxes in the house! -
Being very impressed lately with my tool boxes for modelling, I am chucking everything and replacing the lot with wheeled tool boxes. I reckon my undies will me much safer. Tool boxes come with keys. I don't have a woman around saying "Eeeew, those things don't match the curtains!" Tool boxes are not only a guard against thieves, they are simply practicable. Screw the curtains. I mean what man thinks about curtains? Do they block the sun? Yes! What else do I need? I know what the sun looks like. It's really bright! Not only tool boxes. I am gonna get a label maker. I can envisage labels on all my drawers. No longer will I say "Where did I put the...." Powder coating! Powder coating is a reason in itself. It's obvious really. I am humbled to think modelling was the cause of my brain storm. Tool boxes. They come on wheels now.
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Finally a dedicated Hinomaru red for me...
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What a haul, Rog! That Ki-45 is on my wish list...
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I have Azure's D.520 that I'll be starting next year. The Yahu instrument panel is a must; I ordered "Midnight Blue" cockpit color from Sovereign Colourcoats. -
Here are some goodies that arrived. F6f-5 by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr F6f-5 by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr And I really need to prime that hideous clear cowl! F6f-5 by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr Ryan
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http://www.videoaviation.com/figures/132-usaf-vietnam-crew-figures/ http://www.videoaviation.com/ground-support/132-usn-deck-crew-vietnam/ http://www.videoaviation.com/ground-support/132-usaf-fl-maintenance/ https://www.cybermodeler.com/hobby/kits/va/kit_va_175632.shtml
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The newer tool ones tend to be easier, I built some older 1/72 kits a few years ago, they were a nightmare. Newer kits are getting nicer. Maybe the Yak-3 or Tempest. You will most likely have to deal with some fit issues, fabrication, resin, and PE on most others.
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Here is a link to their Type N monoplane I have been off and on with. https://forum.ww1aircraftmodels.com/index.php?topic=9834.0 -
Hi guys. The title says it all really. I have most of the 1/32 range. Except the Tempest and a few others. Thanks. D.
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Oh heck yea!!!
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There needs to be some, yes.
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I agree! The P-47 got a bad early rap strictly because of size. But she was indeed elegant and surprisingly light on her feet. With a simple change in propeller, she could suddenly out*climb* as well as out dive pretty much anything in the ETO - until the Merlin-engined P-51 came along in 1944 -
Accurate Miniatures 1:48 P-51 Mustang
Pardelhas replied to rverissimo's topic in Non-LSM 'WIP' and Completed
Love it mate!! and finally!!!
