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    Thanks Martin!
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    Happy belated birthday Jerry! Carl
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    They're from a Legend set for the Firefly. I had them around so figured I might as well use them.
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    A bit more... I've started on some spare track links for the front since it wouldn't be a British Sherman without some. Although the Canadians seem to be the ones who really took mounting extra tracks to a while new level.
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    Well I've got a new Master pitot coming from Australia so when it gets here, I'll be able to finish this one. Meantime, it's back to the Sherman.
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    Some great progress there Ernie. The gear looks fairly solid, especially if it's just dry fit together. Carl
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    Here's a start...
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    I'm watching this one.
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    They have a Yellow doped linen listed as TCP-1254. It's under the British Flying Corp section. It's definitely not the easiest site to navigate. But it looks like 1to1 found exactly what you're looking for. Carl
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    I'd say that's probably correct. It does have a lacquer smell to it. The LHS recommended either Tamiya lacquer thinner or Mr Color Leveling thinner so that's what I used. I found it sprays very similar to Mr Color. The pigment is fine, not as coarse as what you see in Tamiya acrylics. I haven't tried brushing them either.
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    Tony, have you checked out Tru-Color Paints? My LHS stocks them for their WWI colors. They're out of Arizona too. http://trucolorpaint.com/ I'm currently using their Metallic silver on a build and so far I like the way it sprays. I'm using Mr Leveling Thinner on it. Carl
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    It does look a bit too factory fresh doesn't it? Ok, maybe a bit of dirt once I get the decals on.
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    I don't have the DeAgostini Falcon but I do have the Bandai one. Or should I say ones. Hope one of you guys does a build thread. Either of you get the Paragrafix or Falcon 3D bits for them? Carl
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    There is so much variety on the bench these days. That's great.
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    Ok, like Martin I'm back from vacation. So I finally made it back to the bench and promptly sprayed some green paint. I need to do the tools and hatches next. But it's back on the bench.
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    Sounds like my approach to figure painting.
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    Maybe leave it out if it can't be seen?
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    You'll like it. It goes together really well. Well, except for maybe the track links as I ended up using different ones.
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    Nice car Harv! I like the white too. Must be the Asian in me. Carl
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    Ernie, It's all really coming together now. The lightning bolt on the fuselage is just awesome. Carl
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    Just got back from driving to Wisconsin to visit my sister and her family in our 2009 Honda Fit. We did a total of 2700km of driving, mostly at 120km/h except for an hour in Ontario at 130 which was the pace of traffic. We Ontarians love to speed... With the four of us, a roof box and 2 bikes on the rear rack we managed 6.6l/100km or 35.64 mpg according to Martin's chart. Can't complain about that. Although I may want a slightly bigger car next time we do a road trip. Carl
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    That works for me. I know how hard it is to do straight thin lines.
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    Hey Harv, just got back from visiting my sis and checked my copy of The Modern Phantom Guide. It says the D had the same HUD as the E but doesn't mention any panels/switches being there specifically for the gun pod. The coaming is part F31 in the kit. The corresponding uprights for the HUD are F33 and F34 with D10 being the glass. Hopefully that's right. Carl
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    What Harv said! I'd have kittens trying to get thin strips decals down so evenly spaced. Carl
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    I wonder if the mods were done on an ad hoc basis by whatever ground crew were servicing the plane at that time. It would explain a lot of the variety.
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