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Rob Maybe martin could expand the theme a bit and make it Twins or Triplets. 😉

Amazing, simply incredible. 🏆

Chris Same here

Rob Right with Carl and so glad you had a wonderful time with family and friends in Berlin.

The AEG would be an awesome entry - loads of work requiring an time, time and more time at the bench.🏆

Scott Wishing your wife a speedy and full recovery.

Gus Nothing like testing and you are going to love MRP paints.

Hi Gus I shoot a lot of Mr Color - MRP paint and it's has been my number one go to paint for years. I shoot MRP straight from the bottle, absolutely no thinning and the base is also MRP Primer - normally gray but I do use black sometimes. My go to air brushes depending on how big the model is and the real estate I need to cover: H&S Infinity CR Plus .2 tip Iwata Eclipse EP-CS 3.5 tip Regardless of the air brush set up, my working air pressure is anywhere between 12-15 psi and light coats. I do need to adjust the regulator to maintain the working pressure depending on which air brush I am using. primer coats, I normally use and H&S Infinity CR Plus with a .4 tip. Nothing special about shooting, just wear a respirator and shoot in a spray booth - it's lacquer. You are going to love the paints.

When it comes to Merlin's, I've seen and heard maybe a 100 P-51's and nothing sounds as sweet and beautiful.

Mike Awesome choice - going to be a classic build. Will be along for the entire journey.

I guess I was wrong but I thought Ammo bought Alclad.

John Holy Cow, your 109 is looking so good - cammo is spot on the money.

Just seems as if this is the way of the future for not just our hobby but almost everything. I tend to spend more time trying to find online what I need from the fewest number of vendors, so I just don't keep paying for shipping over and over again. Being nearly impossible, I now plan out and commit to a project after I have found, ordered and have what I need on hand, otherwise, the project is put on a hold until I have what I need - jus and or build after

Mike Welcome aboard ... some mighty beautiful work. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.

Thanks Carl, very much appreciated. I have my finger crossed about the decals for the checkboard nose. When I built the Tamiya, the decals went on perfectly - sure hope these will be the same.

Thanks Mike, very much appreciated. When I built the Tamiya Bubble Jug, she had a NMF and a checkerboard nose. I'll post pics of it with this Jug when I finished.

Hi Guy Still having second thoughts on weathering up my Jug as I like to display them in my mini-Museum. See how it goes.

Ralph Looking good.

John Looking mighty good and you're flying through the build for sure.

Phil Looks great and will have to give the Vallejo NMF's a a shot.

Paul So sorry to read about your Mother's fall and injuries. Just so glad you and your sister are caring for her at home where she will recover much quicker. You both have hearts of gold.

Scott WOW, your Blue Angle F4 looks spectacular. Many years ago, my wife I always attended the Reading Air Show in Pennsylvania and at one show we were treated to both the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds in their F4's and the Snowbirds as well. The airport is in a valley and when those Phantoms lit up their afterburners, the sounds were amazing. This was the last time I saw either Team flying their Phantoms as they switched to smaller and less gas consuming aircraft ... geez, those were the days.

Martin Right with the guys and it's a wonderful tribute and a lasting memory.

Just seems as if this is the way of the future for not just our hobby but almost everything. I tend to spend more time trying to find online what I need from the fewest number of vendors, so I just don't keep paying for shipping over and over again. Being nearly impossible, I now plan out and commit to a project after I have found, ordered and have what I need on hand, otherwise, the project is not even started - just too frustrating and time consuming any other way.

JOhn The spinner looks right on and so very good. Colors are always subjective depending on the weathering of the aircraft at the time the photograph was taken and the film used. Just go with what you feel are the best color representations for your build.