Peterpools

Not resin, did I miss something? Peter

My go to paints: Mr Color ( number one weapon of choice) and MRP ( number two) For acrylics: Vellejo Model Air - absolutely a dream to paint with. I do use their thinners and always shoots smooth as silk. For quick use - I now wear a respiator and for a normal painting session: my spray booth with filters and dual extractor fans. Wish I was this carefull back in the day. Peter

Harv Absolutely blown away Incredible renovation Peter

Kai Happy Birthday my friend . Wishing you the very best in your special day. My apologies fir missing the Big Day Peter

Incredible! Government in action - no matter what country Peter

Happy Birthday and ditto three Peter

Hi John Looking forward to your next update with all the decals and markings done Keep ‘em comin Peter

Kai Looking girward to your Spit crossing the line Keep ‘em comin Peter

Rob Looking mighty good and surely doing the ignition wires is one tough job. I like to use good old copper wire - no particular reason why other then it's how I always do it. Keep 'em comin Peter

John You're amazing! Beautiful work on the hellcat. Keep 'em comin Peter

Kai Some mighty fine air brush work .. looking so good Keep 'em comin Peter

Keent Brilliant work: the fuselage looks fantastic and in a diorama, you would have no idea it isn't the real deal. Keep 'em comin Peter

Jeroen Awesome base and just lov'in the build Keep 'em comin Peter

Fantastic Keep 'em comin Peter

Oliver You're killing me ... Just am at a loss for words .. any words. Simply brilliant Keep 'em comin Peter

Gaz Super progress; just love how good she looks Keep 'em comin Peter

Phil looking good and I never thought building tracks could be so delicate. Keep 'em comin Peter

Guys, I always seem to take the same stand on all kits; just glad to have them and when time allows; to build them. Back in the day, when I was young ( nope I didn't go to school with George Washington, but Abe .. maybe) we fell off our chairs when Monogram brought out the WWII heavies in 48th scale and Shep Paine graced us with his superb dioramas. Who could have ever imagined the heavies of WWII being available in32nd scale; not I for sure. As always buy what you like and enjoy building the kit as you want. Just enjoy the road you take on each journey. Peter

James WOW, stunning work .. just awesome Keep 'em comin Peter

Peter Beautiful work .. simply meticulous. Keep 'em comin Peter

Yikes, can't believe at how much time has past since my last update. With the holidays, the normal craziness for this time of the year, buying and setting up a new computer system, I have been one busy boy. My other passions have always been photography and flying and my new PC needed not only had to be set up for normal use but for photography, which included: Benko Sw240 Photographic Monitor Canon Pro 10 Photographic Printer Epson 600 Photo Scanner for converting negatives and slides into digital files and then all the other normal accessories: printer, DVD Player/Burner and external HD for storage. Of course, being a Mac Guy, this was no easy task but everything is up and running. But yes, the Corsair is still moving down the line and an update hopefully by the end of the weekend. Peter

Aces on the MD seats - looking fantastic. Enjoy your Iwata Eclipse - awesome AB for sure. Peter

Hi Oliver Long story and the same for a lot of the guys here. Just wasn't happy on the old forum any longer and LSM is the way a model forum should be. Loads of the gang are here and it's 100% fun and modeling. Thank you for the information - surely will come in handy. Peter

Mike Looking mighty good . Keep 'em comin Peter

Pulling up a chair and will be along for the ride. Some mighty nice research and a super start Keep 'em comin Peter