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Peterpools

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  1. Harv Right with Kai - amazing progress Keep ‘em comin Peter
  2. Jeroen Right with Harv ... wow! Gus been there and done that more times then I care to remember on various kits over the years. Just having the ability these days to find 3D printed detailed replacement parts is a huge plus. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  3. Rich Brilliant scratch detail work. Amazing doesn’t come close Keep ‘em comin Peter
  4. Carl Amazing detective work! Almost as if building a ship in a bottle! Keep ‘em comin Peter
  5. John Nice progress and your paint work is flawless as always. I never built a armor model and it’s amazing at all the options of how to paint the wheels. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  6. Martin Same as Gaz, I never knew Keep ‘em comin Peter
  7. Martin Perfect set of AB cleaning tools. Mine are a much cheaper version and I’m going to be buying the same set. enjoy Keep ‘em comin Peter
  8. Phil nice haul and glad your resupply has finally arrived. It’s amazing how prior to the pandemic, we all took shipping and the mail for granted - times have certainly changed. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  9. Ben An epic build and only wish I had the skills to actually build a ship model. Awesome. Keep 'em comin Peter
  10. Received the latest email update yesterday. Great customer service keeping us informed to this level: Hello, With regard to the second edition of our 1:32 JA37 Viggen project, we would like to inform you that we have started the production of the kit and we are currently 3D printing the nozzles, engine fan blades, intake ducts and the afterburner rings, later to be followed by detail blocks A, B, C, D and E, as well as the landing gear wells & doors, ladders and the tow bars. Our production team is also busy making the moulds for resin parts and we are going to start casting some parts soon in December. Kind Regards, JETMADS Team
  11. Mark Nice .. looks like a ton a fun .. enjoy Keep 'em comin Peter
  12. JOhn Just be careful not to get any speeding tickets! Keep 'em comin Peter
  13. Jeroen I'm in the "like it" camp for sure. Keep 'em comin Peter
  14. Kev Makes perfect sense and I wonder if the the house humidity also needs to be watched. Keep 'em comin Peter
  15. Kai Same here and not too far from playing with the NMF and then the yellow tail - that's the point I've been looking forward to for quite some time. Keep 'em comin Peter
  16. Thanks Harv Making some nice progress and looking forward to tackling the NMF portion of the build. Keep 'em comin Peter
  17. Thanks Mike I'm there and no real issues. The black gloss base is also on. needs a bit TLC and then the NMF begins. One issue I am having is Revell's plastic is very soft and seems to grab and magnify the slightest of sanding marks. Just extra prep work that we really shouldn't have to do. Keep 'em comin Peter
  18. Phil Of course, all is secondary to there just being the Trumpy Wildcat series and then the waters are as empty as can be. I still follow my golden rule, if it looks good in the display case, that's good enough for me. Keep 'em comin Peter
  19. Phil Good question - I normally call it a day when I'm happy the way things loo and stopped driving myself nuts a long time ago as finishing these days is my number one priority. If I'm happy, then that's all that counts Keep 'em comin Peter
  20. Gus Some very nice work; mighty impressive. Keep 'em comin Peter
  21. Big doesn't come close. Keep 'em comin Peter
  22. Jeroen Mission accomplished - the pre shading and various tones look spot on the money. I'm assuming the aileraons, looking just a solid light gray reflect the fact they were fabric covers (?). Keep 'em comin Peter
  23. Mike Amazing work Keep 'em comin Peter
  24. John More then just a little progress - you're easily on the JohnB Expressway and in the "awesome looking' left lane (here in the states). Keep 'em comin Peter
  25. Phil Sometimes scale effect, especially when photographed, offers a different look then we might have been expecting. Back in the day, I would photograph a model underway, just to see how it looked from a different perspective and the pics always found errors and re-dos I never saw looking just by eye. Keep 'em comin Peter
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