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Ouch ! An injured T-Rex on the loose must be dangerous for the neighborhood … Did you tell the authorities ?
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Good-looking 410, Kevin 👍 !
Well done and great result, in spite of the difficulties you overcame.
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7 hours ago, BlrwestSiR said:
Printing the masks on a grid must make it much easier to align things.
It does. Although I have found that Kabuki COULD stretch when lifted and repositioned many times …
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On 4/15/2025 at 8:59 PM, DocRob said:
The Trumpesteers measured around the cutting line obviously
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Cheers Rob
Well, at least they got the name right on the box… The issue is that they used a drawing (by a well-known aviation artist who has produced a lot of aeroplane drawings) that is completely wrong …
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19 minutes ago, Count0 said:
Someone needs to beat you with a micrometer...
Just kidding.
A 1/35 model occupies 76% of the volume of the same 1/32 model …
That’s no micrometer issue for me, but then, each to his own (including sense of humor
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Ah, a Val in a proper scale !
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She's a beauty
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9 hours ago, Count0 said:
It etch's to metal, so it won't be any use on resin. It's much more toxic than modeling stuff, so take precautions.
What I think you were trying to suggest is a two part epoxy primer which is agin no simple task as far as clean up and waste disposal but certainly better than an etch primer.
Based on your comments it sounds like you didn't sand the resin, which is likely where the problem started.
Yes, that is what I was thinking as well.
But one of my friends, sadly deceased now, Martin Field, who produced dozens of masters for car models - die casts in 1/43, 1/32 slot-racing resin, etc -, aircrafts (he had done a 1/32 DH Dragon Rapide master for me, which I let go when Lukgraph released theirs) and even motorcycles in 1/12 and 1/9, swore only by self-etching primer, even for masters which were resin or, very often Renshape. So, I have kept in my mind this idea that self-etching primer could be of some interest even for resin ...
And I agree with you about two component expoxy. I bought a two component varnish, that I do not dare to use in an my airbrush ...
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Looking very good, Rob 👍 !
It looks like you should go with automotive self-etching primer next time. And probably cheaper than modelling primer. Maybe you can get some from a local body-repair shop on your island ?
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Fantastic pick, Carl. The only accurate Lightning in 1/32 …
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1 hour ago, FullArmor said:
Nice😎
I’d say VERY nice 😎 !
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1 hour ago, Landlubber Mike said:
I picked up some of the Hasegawa 1/32 yellow wing kits myself. Not sure if you know, but Lone Star Models makes cockpit sets for them. Vector also makes engine sets.
There are better alternatives than Vector, now. And, even though it’s not needed for most yellow winged aircrafts, don’t go buying their R-1820, or Shvestov M-62. Because they could not understand the oil sump shape, they managed to distribute the 9 cylinders unevenly. On a radial 9 cylinders, the angle between each is 360/9 = 40 degrees, not 37 or 43 🤬 !
One interesting link for 1/32 engines.
https://fpwmodelshop.pl/en_US/c/132-scale/51
As for Lone Stars, is he still in business ?
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I really dig this Spit, Rod !
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I read somewhere that close to 30% od the mail orders were either "lost" (which means genuinely lost, stolen, or just not delivered for various reasons) in the logistics chain or returned, in which case they are are most often not opened but sent to the same guys who collect the "lost" parcels.
Some guys have created a business buying by weight the "lost" parcels and reselling them unopened to people (they make a bet about the content) who then open the parcels and put the items on sale. and they all make a lot of money.
I also heard that last year the parcels arriving in Europe from China, to individuals, were numbering to 800 millions ...
Losing one's coveted item ordered abroad sucks, but it seems more than usual ...
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I agree that Honda’s motto has always been that the engine was at the heart of any car - or motorcycle for that matter - and should deserve their core attention … A pity they have not invested as many efforts in the design of the outer body of their cars in the last 20 years : their designs have been pretty lame and uninteresting in this time period …
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I replied already on LSP, but that is a fantastic piece of news ! I’m in !
(and in NMF, of course
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6 cylinders for 250 cc … They DO love designing engines at Honda 🥰 …
Nice wok, Rob
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Well, when I thought my year was made with the Lukgraph J2F-5 and the release of the Draken by Jetmads, it seems there will be more to the attack on my wallet …
Technikit have announced they will release a 3D-printed 1/32 Mirage IV !
https://www.tecnikit.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=page&id=31&language=en
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On 3/28/2025 at 9:33 PM, BlrwestSiR said:
If this is what your religion calls « a couple » …
Well, as long as Sue agrees …🥴
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7 hours ago, BlrwestSiR said:
Now I have a bit of space on the bench. We'll see how long before it fills up.
Assuming it’ s empty to begin with 🤔 … 5 minutes ?
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Now, who is going to model the Border 1/32 Lancaster with engine visible and the flowery apron to cover it ?
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Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden ("George") by Javlin-Hasegawa-1/32-plastic-Finished
in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
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Very well done, Kevin 👍 !
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