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Peterpools

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  1. Rob Your Hellcat is looking superb - weathering is right on the money for a well used aircraft. looking forward to following your Ford GT - an awesome kit for sure. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  2. Carl Nice buy and from China in a very reasonable amount of time Keep ‘em comin Peter
  3. John just a spectacular build and your NMF is simply perfect, a stellar build What’s up next? Keep ‘em comin Peter
  4. John Heading over - you are amazing Keep ‘em comin Peter
  5. Carl Acrylics are the way to go. I use mainly Ammo by MiG and no smellAnd safe to use. mModeling with your boys, nothing could be better. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  6. Kai The lighter panel shading looks perfect and the weathering surely has an worn, operation feel. Notes being taken Keep ‘em comin Peter
  7. Thanks Ernie Much appreciated Keep ‘em comin Peter
  8. Way over my head but amazing just the same Keep 'em comin Peter
  9. I'll be sitting right next to Phil Keep 'em comin Peter
  10. Phil I've been pretty impressed with their newer kits and after struggling with KH's P-39, nothing seems as bad. Keep 'em comin Peter
  11. Ron Nice nice choice for the color scheme Keep 'em comin Peter
  12. Gus One of the best Days of the year. Keep 'em comin Peter
  13. Kai I've used many air brushes over the years and the best I have ever used are H&S. I do break down the airbrush after a painting session and with the Infinity, it's a snap. I do like shooting Model Air and it's way too easy to use an AB that has some thinner or cleaner left in it that isn't compatible with Vallejo paints and it only takes a second or two and the Model Air turns into goo. I found having a dedicated air brush for Vallejo, helps eliminate the making a mistake that will take a good hour or so to remedy. For all my other paints, whether Acrylics or Lacquers, I use my Infinity AB's 100% of the time. Keep 'em comin Peter
  14. John Gloss Black for the base seems to yield a deeper, metallic shine and the gloss gray yields a bit more of an oxidized finish. I'm leaning towards the gloss gray for a more operational look. Keep 'em comin Peter
  15. Scott Right with Carl and and am looking forward to some pics. Keep 'em comin Peter
  16. Hi John Awesome NMF and applied over a smooth gray primer, the aluminum finish has a very realistic metallic sheen. Going to have to give your method a try. Keep 'em comin Peter
  17. Phil Glad to see you had some work this week. 200 track parts ... patience of a saint for sure and looking mighty good. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  18. Nice progress on all the wheels. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  19. Ron Looking so good Can never have enough pics Keep ‘Em comin Peter
  20. Gaz Just box out the base, it really looks so good Ke30 ‘em comin Peter
  21. Kai Underside weathering is looking so good and laying down light, thinned out layers is the perfect technique. For all air brush work, except Model Air, I use two H&S Infinity CR Plus Air brushes - one with a .2 tip and the other with a .4 tip. Just love the feel of the way they paint. For Model Air, I use a dedicated Grex air brush to avoid problems of the Vallejo paint mixing with other paints and becoming instant goo enjoying your air brush work and picking up tips and ideas with each update Keep ‘em comin Peter
  22. Wolf Awesome start and the engine has your touch all over it. Looking so good Keep ‘em comin Peter
  23. Carl +2 Nice progress and fingers crossed the mottling comes through the hull paint to break up the solid gray. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  24. Mark Wow, your rivet work looks tremendous and must have taken hours upon hours to do. Keep ‘em comin Peter
  25. Terrific work on the gear and tires .. never thought of using Bob Buckles for the break lines ...great tip Keep ‘em comin Peter
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