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Meticulous work Jeroen, not much left from the original set, you can almost entirely call it yours. well done

Nice build Kevin. I like the dust effects. Cheers Martin

That is pretty trashy and there is no reason to lie about that. I understand that resin shrinks and has certain amount of shelf life, but this is a lot of distortions. However I do support your masochistic dedication Jeroen. Also the fact, how nonchalantly you're introducing a rare, historical artifacts to every single one of your builds. It goes like this : " Last nigh I woke up early to take my dog out and as I was shuffling through the darkness of my room, I managed to bump and drop my old typewriter on the ground. Damn, that's the second broken Enigma this week. "

A possible color scheme

Epic!

Nice update, you must be getting excited. As Gus mentioned above, I had in mind walls sanded and painted. That is the standard here, the customer gets to choose the color and everything (trims, flames, walls) is painted before the flooring material is installed. As an electrician I like the horizontal receptacles , much smarter approach than vertical positioning of the outlets, when one is overlapping the other. It is funny that few of my friends ended up in Australia, but we never compared the notes Almost there Rog . 🏠

Amazing. So many what-if possibilities. Hopefully the price tag will not reach such shameless heights as it is in case of the ZM kit.

Oh, what a nice twist to the story. Really imaginative work Doc. . Must be fun to fool around with ideas, without limitation or preconceived notions. Cheers Martin

Second that, the Willys is bulletproof kit, not so much the Mutt , well it is nice, just careful with the wheels attachment points. I found them rather flimsy

Amazing progress Hubert. Color modulation will pop out in the natural daylight. It is well worth the effort. Cheers Martin PS: stop assuming her gender, like totally ... jeeez

Beautiful, thank you for sharing

Lovely work John.