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Land Rover Defender 110
PanzerWomble replied to BlrwestSiR's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
LS swapping a 110 love it !- 10 replies
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Nice.one.....Friuls and pins work eh ? Better than the wire they supply What the story with the camo pattern , unusual for a Pantherer ?
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Only one of two flying & what a beauty . I personally would give my left nut to be the back seater for 20 minutes.
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1/24 Airfix Bf-109K (conversion)
PanzerWomble replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
The scratching is upsetting you ? Thin plasticard ? The fuse box looks great π -
1/24 Airfix Bf-109K (conversion)
PanzerWomble replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Same deal here , I use low power prescription reading glasses but they are no use for close up work . Splash out $3 at your local drugstore & see whatcha think? I generally get silly colours so I don't accidentally take them out the study https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223146769624?var=524814349880 My mum put me on to them a few years ago bless her . -
1/24 Airfix Bf-109K (conversion)
PanzerWomble replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
I use Cheapo x4 reading specs which I find are cheap and disposable as I donβt like optivisors π -
Grumman F4F-4 Wildcat in 1/72
PanzerWomble replied to BradG's topic in Non LSM Ready for Inspection.
Lovely work π -
Tool upgrades ... Been buying electronics grade tools instead of model quality ones . Tweezers , top four are all for circuit boards , note how are substantial they are than my old Tamiya ones , more heft = more control . Knives Nearly always use scalpel blades, so the "generic" rubber handled knife I've had a few off , also the Xacto, but now I have an OLFA 9mm knife as well which is very sharp and should cut things like plastic sheet without dramas. Finally nippers , been using the standard flat ones for years ,so have got though a few pairs over time Upgraded to a 'Japan Engineer' set of micro cutters; again for electronics , far more substantial , again very sharp and precise and with a smaller head. None of these cost an arm and a leg , and I suspect will outlast "model shop" versions . & if you know who AvE is , yes I like Japanese quality tools too , if the tool brings you joy, the work brings happiness .