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16000 km, 10 months old truck

new clicks just released

Hey Neil, thank you for stoping by and your support. I didn’t make my self clear enough. I’m designing the masks for my plotter. So it’s more of a software work than old school tape and cut. did some more sanding and polishing and now I’m happy with the “shine” lol

Let’s call it a mathematical error Creating masks is unpleasantly time consuming. Especially if you suck at it as I do.

Peter , you are the man who's tackling the infamous Revell Spitfire, I am not worthy :). Carl, creating masks as we speak

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m 246 wrecker.

Imagine that old pale tractor green.

Ok I managed to Polish it off. But the glue etched way too deep so the framing has gone in the process.

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Sorry to hear about your health problems, wish you guys fast and full recovery. Hellcat looks mighty fine, and now we need some more puppy pictures Cheers Martin

In the box , this is highly impressive pile of plastic. The detail is simply stunning, probably the best looking Hello in 1/35 I've ever stumbled upon.

https://encycolorpedia.com/867e36

https://landships.activeboard.com/t65510521/what-is-moss-green/ https://www.migjimenez.com/en/acrylic-colors/454-wwi-german-tanks.html

As always, an impressive work.👍

Hey you modelling people or the world :). A quick update from my kitchen. a little sanding was done on the fuselage transition joint, in the progress I had to sacrifice the connecting strap(?). The front section was still too bulged and the bloated curves were protruding into the nose area. You can see the sanded area under the canopy all the way to the wing root. Now it comes closer to the sleek looks of the real plane….. its not perfect, but I can’t push it any further, without completely reworking the lower profile of the nose section.

Embracing the native cultures.

No worries at all Carl, this way the spinners fit even better

Bedtime shot

As of today , just the basic shapes

3. 2. 1. Swastika. ( Jojo Rabbit reference) black primer grey, rust and sandy yellow red rust and burnt iron Clear coat to follow.