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Gerald
Hello Welcome here 😉

ferreirad
Hi, Gerald.
Thank you! Hope I can learn a lot and also help other in scale model building 😊

Robin (WhiteGlint)
Thanks for sharing John. Very interesting to see for example cranes on tank chassis. 👍

gorby
I'd like to do more military to civvie conversions so I found the video very interesting. Thanks John.

John Hughes
You're welcome, mates. I never realised beating swords into ploughshares ever encompassed tanks, but there's the evidence!

gorby
I've seen the photo of the tank and collie ploughing a field before but assumed it was a one off. I'm not very good at recognising tanks, is it a Sherman?

Łukasz Gliński
I have to follow this as I still haven't started mine 👍

Ekki
I am in too.

art81
Is not as good as I thought but there is no better available 🙂

Łukasz Gliński
A lot better than Mistercrap anyway 😁

Sergej I
Following 👍

Maciej Bellos
In!!!

Dave Flitton
Watching!

Robert Podkoński
Watching for sure.

William Joel
First thought, WOW. Cockpit details not bad is an understatement. Nice job.

Guy Rump
Looking great, following. 👍

Skyhiker
Oh cool plane. The first domestically developed jet to be produced by Poland.

Nicolas
Graping a seat.

Łukasz Gliński
Nice progress - any problems with the nosejob?

art81
Yes Łukasz, there is many fittings problems ,primer shows a lots of them 😁

Ian Doody
Made a start on the 1/32 Trumpeter F4F-4 Wildcat, I'm having my wings permanently folded, this is just all dry fitted so far, I'll add more detail later when the wing is added. No point cleaning up the inside part of the wing of ejection holes, as this will be hidden behind the wing. Think it looks ok so far.

Ian Doody
So today I've semi painted up the other sides wing root fold system. And started dry fitting the engine. Need to pick a scheme from the Techmod decals at some point, thinking of 1 or 4 so far.

Ian Doody
Ooh landing gear and engine support structure. Just needs a few touchups, thats it done for now, have to glue it all up straight away, doing it later would be a pain in the ass. Looks ok, I'm no expert on these things. Just for fun build in-between other stuff.

Ian Doody
I think, as an engine that'll do really, don't need anymore detail on it. Couldn't see it if it was there anyway. I'll paint the rear bank of cylinders, but that's probably it.

Ian Doody
That's all for today, making the most of what you get in the kit, only added bits of wire, no sense going mad with detailing parts you wont see. Prop tomorrow, finish the rear bank of Cylinders, and make a start on the cockpit. Looking nice so far, looks like an engine to me.

W Szczecinski
I'm using Tamiya acrylics white (and also yellow). Sadly due to the color specifics (or pigments) it's realy hard to achieve a perfect coverage in just one coat. AmmoMig OneShot Primer white gives nice white finish.

Mr D
Hi, thanks for replying 👍👍
Really appreciate the advice... I'm only a year in the hobby so tips really help 😃

W Szczecinski
I love working with Tamiya acrylic paints as they are very easy to brush on and very forgiving when airbrushed. Color choice is limited but this is when and where other brands come handy. My first choice to go for would be Ammomig and or AK Real Colors. Ammo comes in bottles ready to be airbrushed straight away where AK (and tamiya) need to be thinned before airbrushing. Oh, Mr Color/GunMetal is also worth noting.

Mr D
Brilliant 👍👍 thanks for that .

Ben M
I find tamiya white primer to be the best… but it's not airbrushable, it's rattlecan.