Ryan

Me 2.

Man that is nice.

Sorry for your accident, but now you can put that poor minivan out of its misery! Ryan PS I hear VW may be bringing the micro bus back...I'll be the first in line!

Nice work on the exhaust wash, it matches the rest of your style. I was lucky enough to pick up the Cyberhobby 110 E-2/ Trop and the Revell HE III P at a local show for $100 US, both kits I have been wanting. Ryan

Thank for the tip, what products are you using for flats and clears? Ryan

The leaning tower of vengeance. Will be a nice looking piece when done Jeroen. Ryan

Yes, fantastic spray work.

Ernie, I'm late to the party, but the colors look spot on. Ryan

Fantastic, you will do just fine here! Ryan

Fingers crossed you get the parts soon John. I hate to admit I have repurchased kits just to get the part I needed and then add the replacement part later to the box! Ryan

Slick belt work and detail painting Martin. Ryan

Silky smooth man, looks just right. Ryan

I'll attempt to get back on topic. Here is some work I was doing to the ZM TA-152 engine, the wiring/ hoses are all stretched sprue. (and all just guesswork as to the accuracy of the locations) Ta-152 by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr Ta-152 by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr Ta-152 by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr Now for the depressing part.....I dropped the wiring harness and broke it..... Sigh, will do again but this time with lead wire. Ryan

Yep getting hairy.....

Bill that is a great method for the brass tube approach.

You might consider just simulating them with built up white glue. With no disrespect to the talented modelers who go through the trouble of turnbuckles, its just not for me, life is too short. Here is a test run I did on the top of a bathroom cup to see if it could be done. Rigging Test by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr As I wrote, good enough for me. Ryan

He's clearly swimming in it.

Hubert's getting all the tail..... (or maybe the most)

I guess I like to make my models as they would appear in museums.... Ryan

I'll gladly be known at the crisp and clean modeler! (Nice Corsair too)' Ryan

Love the painting, we have very similar finishing styles. Ryan

Any WNW build is most welcome sir! I think I have this one somewhere so will be following. Ryan

Or hairbrained...sigh, sorry. Ryan

Many thanks Martin!

Here is a shot of the other work bench. the spray booth...suitably messy, ugh look at the overfilling trash can, what a slob. The eagle eyed viewer will note the airbrush is supplied air via the wall. My compressor is in the garage some 20 feet away, I ran line through the wall then underground run to my model shack. Then at the press of a button on a key fob I can turn on the compressor from the shack and don't hear a thing! Spray Booth by The 3rd Placer, on Flickr Ryan