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This is one those departures that are hard to believe. Ozzy has become a household item, like the Queen Elizabeth for instance. Well , his music will last forever . Thank you Ozzy.

I see what you did there Hubert. PM inbound

Few days ago I found 1/48 Revell/Dragon Horton for measly $50, so I gave it a shot. which was a major blunder. so off she goeees I chuck it into the bin just seconds before the truck moved in. liberating

The nose needed more help. I decided to adjust the glazing so it can resemble the typical egg plane look more closely. these are just baby steps I don’t want to remove too much material. I know that the centre belly part should be more pronounced, but that opens a brand new can of worms. The R4 gun pod should mask it sufficiently.

As I said before, a labour of love. Well done Hubert. She's a beauty. Cheers Martin

He is definitely on somebody's else's bench as we speak.

I guess the only word that comes to mind is FASCINATING. Joy to follow Jeroen.

Ingenuity and adaptation, I like it. The result definitely speaks volumes. I also found myself gearing towards the so-call nostalgia builds. Not sure for how long, but it feels like those no-pressure/fun builds can help once in a while.

Sick!

I have been lurking along without posting, as Rob said, it is great to see you back Mike. Cheers M.

Exceptional airbrush control.

This is awesome idea and execution. I love it! Cheers M.

Purge continues, Strike birdie was avenged by four Heinekens-111.

Mesmerizing beauty , thank you for sharing.

That's pretty!

Well placed Ernie, Harley among another machines is an empty canvas. It's not yours until you make it yours. It wasn't finished on the factory line , but in your shop, garage, driveway or cabin.

Brilliant idea Jeroen! Can you elaborate on just how did you manage that?

Cool idea with the green paint.

Absolutely phenomenal!

Simply amazing. The level of detail is stunning and your execution flawless Rob. Truly a master class. Cheers Martin

Nice , will follow with interest.

Nice start. Are you going to keep the fenders on? Usually during exercises they were either removed or often just ripped off by obstacles in the form of vegetation etc. Cheers Martin