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Looks really nice James. Carl

Looks really nice James. Carl

It can be run through an airbrush but it needs to be thinned. Use either Tamiya lacquer thinner or one of the Mr Color ones. Carl

Really nice assembly line there too!

Don't forget the Voodoo behind it. Those things were loud. And it would be seriously cool to see a Clunk flying again. I never saw them the first time around.

Pretty much!

Late to the party on this but I thought it may still be of use. I took the pic this afternoon at CWHM.

Great story. Thanks for sharing it. Carl

Rob, you can get their primer in bottles. The grey is available too. Hopefully those won't be banned from being shipped to you. Carl

Funny enough, just picked up an Eduard E-4 Profipack today for 40 Loonies (about $30 USD). Saw it sitting there and decided the price was decent so I grabbed it. Carl

Thanks! Now to try and make space on the bench.

Thanks Peter! Thanks Rod! If you don't have the kit, Revell is reissuing it shortly. Hopefully they fix the instructions when they do.

Thanks gents!

A couple more: In case anyone is wondering, this is the CWHM Mynarski Lancaster. She was on jack stands so no one was allowed on board unfortunately. They're getting her ready for the upcoming flying season. Carl

Ernie, here's some inspiration for you: Whoops, wrong subject. Let's try again: Ok, third time's the charm Carl

Great progress Ernie. The Merlin look to be an improvement on the ones from their Mossie kits. Any plans to leave a cowl cover open/removable? Carl

Three Robots was great, I'm trying to see if my wife will watch it as sci-fi isn't her usual cup of tea. I also really liked the first one, Sonnies Edge. Carl

Hpayy birthday Gaz! Sorry I'm late to the party. Carl

Glad to hear some things are getting ruled out. So who's going to be first to post the Schwarzenegger meme of "It's not a tumor!" Carl

Well, you came pretty close as it's a Gotha alright. But at least it's a different version/variant. Carl

Yes, sadly he's still around giving Canadians a bad name.

Got a haircut today. I no longer like one of the Beatles or worse, Justin Bieber. I think my bike helmet will fit as a result too. Carl

Thanks Martin! Those pics make a lot more sense of things.

Nice sign there Harv! Isn't it great when the spouse supports our hobbies and interests? Carl

My mom bought a new 2018 Civic hatch at the end of last year. She had two big wants on her wish list: 1) It must have a key to turn to start. When the saleswoman said they only had the base model left in stock but it had an ignition key, my mom that was perfectly fine with her. 2) It needs to have a CD player. Not as big a deal as #1, and when the saleswoman sat down and showed my mom how to use her Iphone 8 for all her music instead the deal was closed. Jeff, I've been using some of the Autoglym stuff myself over the last couple of years. It does seem to do a nice job. They've also got some products other companies don't seem to offer which is nice. When it comes to electric cars, we're still a bit on the fence. 90% of our driving is less than 15km each way and a further 5% is within 120km. On top of that, we drive maybe 9,000km a year. We even have 220v in our garage for a fast charger. So they're a very viable option for us. But, this is Canada and there's this weather phenomena called winter that happens for half the year. The cold kills the range on batteries, especially if you want to be warm in your car. Most of these range tests are done in warm places. I've only read one testdrive/review that was done in winter in Canada. The range was roughly half what the optimal distance is. So I think we may be waiting a bit longer. Carl