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Great model of the JaBo!! I personally might have tried to tone down the RLM76 squiggles a bit, but that's just my personal taste. And taste is just like opinions is just like....

I'll be following this, Mikester! I have the G-6 set, but I'm not sure if I can turn it into a successful model anytime soon...

Well, I know what to do with my Alle Cat resin kit!

But the main question remains: "Where is Tamiya's 1/32 kit???!!"

Doug, the thinning of the prop-blades looks very convincing! I also like the crystal clear result of the super glue landing light cover! BTW; here's some info on "02", maybe it's of use to you. http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com/mig3/red02.html

Woohooo, congratulations on obtaining that fine kit!

Very nice chopper, John! If I remeber correctly, the Dragon kit is a re-pop of the old Panda kit?

If it's parked, it can't be crashed either! But exciting news, all the same! I hope I'll be able to visit Flying Legends again to hear the sound of all those Merlins!

Ah, nice! I'm looking forward asto how you pull the white scheme off!

You will NOT believe me... My eldest son has discovered Warhammer.... So he pulled me over to the Dark Side. He builds and plays the Tau forces, so I felt compelled to react in the name of Mankind. I bought a Leman Russ battle tank... It's -sort of- 1/48th, so you won't see it here!

If you bring the moonshine, Lyle!

Hahahahaha!!!!

Great looking model, Steve! I particularly like the way you weathered that basically boring scheme to something that is pleasing to look at and makes one want to keep looking and discover new details! Also the semi-matt gives a very good effect as I Always had the idea from Intel-photos that these vehicles were quite glossy to begin with.

Arf, arf, arf!!!

Exciting! I'd have no doubts to start a Tamiya Mk.IV, whereas I'm a bit "afraid" to build the Emhar...

That wiring is really neatly done! Also like the overall look of the gun bay!

Progress looks good!

What he said!!

OMG!!! He is building a blowtorch..

Seriously good lookin'!!

Wow, the last pic looks like the hangar deck of a carrier!! A bit jealous...

Hi Paul, I found the Trumpeter prop to be too skinny for my tastes. I approached Zoukei-Mura and asked if I could purchase the prop sprue from their A-1H/J. That was no problem but did cost me around $25,- with postage or something. Might be an idea if you feel the same.

Ey Lyle, good to see you back!

Wow, these builds make my mouth water! Where's my credit-card?.... Sssssssssssssssmokin'!!!!!!!

Nice! A bit too early for me though!