Hírfolyam

Troy Campbell
Thanks alex

Troy Campbell
Thanks jean-louis

Troy Campbell
Thanks villers de vos

Troy Campbell
Thanks mr E

Troy Campbell
Thanks walaroo

Troy Campbell
Almost done with deck fixtures

Troy Campbell
Thanks LucLuke B

Troy Campbell
Thanks ben

Lochsa River
sittin in

Troy Campbell
Thank you lochsa river
Best take your shoes off and get comfortable...
It will take a bit...lol

Troy Campbell
Thanks alexander

Ben M
👁️👁️

gorby
Nice work so far.

Troy Campbell
Thanks gorby

Troy Campbell
Thanks prdrag

Troy Campbell
Thanks ben

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Troy Campbell
Thanks guy

Troy Campbell
Thanks Jiri

Troy Campbell
Thanks mona

Simon Nagorsnik
😍

Pepe
Nice job!!!

Martin Oostrom
Wait a minute! This isn't a shiny car and neither has any wings!
It still is a very nice build Alexander. Well done!

Alec K
Outstanding work, really hard to believe it's 1/72 scale.

Alexander Grivonev
Thx mates! Martin, even I crave dirt and dust from time to time😄

Alec, I must say the kit is truly outstanding and the details are very fine so even at this scale they look sharp and detailed. Uploaded a picture of my hand for comparison

Rui S
Beautiful Paint job & weathering on such a small model. Master work. 👍

Alexander Grivonev
Glad you like it Rui!

Simon Nagorsnik
👍👍

Finn
Well done!

Alex Rakhimgulov
Wow! Such a Beast!

Alexander Grivonev
It's 1:72, not such a beast after all ;]

Alex Rakhimgulov
E-100 even in 1:72, still the litl monsetous E-100 )))

Alexander Grivonev
Added something for size comparison....

Alex Rakhimgulov
Cool! Really nice row!

gorby
Fantastic work! I really like the size comparison in photo 29.

Guy Rump
Great work. 👍

Alexander Grivonev
Thx guys!

Bohrmann
Zimmerit in 172 scale! What a beauty 👍🏻

Simon Nagorsnik
👏👏👍

Ian Doody
Have spent today painting up my pilot "Jecto Rond" for my AMT Rogue Squadron X-Wing T-65c. Just a quick basic paint job, as I have a stinking cold, otherwise it he would be a lot better.

Ian Doody
I know exactly what I'm doing, no advice is necessary thank you.
My patience was wearing very thin today thanks to running sinuses, watery eyes, constant sneezing, coughing, Summer colds suck.

Gareth Lloyd
Ooooh, nice. I'll follow along with this one 👀. Planning to build my MPC one as a Blue Squadron X-Wing (got some 1/48 after market decals on the way). Interested to see what you do with yours 🙂

Ian Doody
Hey Gareth, the X-Wing is closer to 1/43, I'm either doing mine Green, Purple, or blue.

Gareth Lloyd
Yep, I'm fully expecting to have to make "adjustments" to some of the decals for the scale difference but we'll see when I get around to building it 😄

Ian Doody
Oh excellent, I'm painting all mine by hand with brushes.

Spanjaard
pilot and cockpit look really nice

Ian Doody
That'll do for today. Colours, markings, final off-white and weathering soon. Building it my how i want. A long to go yet.

Ian Doody
"Jecto Rond" Rogue Squadron X-Wing T-65c. It's been a while. WIP AMT/Ertl 1/43 1980s kit.

Miguel Vaquero
Looking pretty good!! Following this

gorby
Very nice work so far.

Cuajete
Nice cockpit. Following.

Woit
Hello! I need to change seatbelts and gunsight. These are not correct for this version.

Michael Kohl
Nice start. Why did you fill some of the panel lines? Whither material did you use for that?

Łukasz Gliński
Interesting. Can you write sth more about that silver goo you spread onto the wings?

Woit
Michael/Łukasz. New Mustangs has the wings primed, sanded, primed again, sanded and then painted. Exceptions are the landing gear access panel, ammunition access panels and fuel tank access panels under the wing.
I mixed Tamiya putty with 1500 black surfacer and a little of Levelling Thinner.

Casey Beckett
Laminar flow - Mustangs had their wings 'waxed' to improve airflow -

Cuajete
Well done so far 👍

Nicolas
Great start 👍

Guy Rump
Looking good, following. 👍

Denis Dogadov
I had a big fight in the next topic on P-51, where the author stubbornly wants to depict the rivets on the wing.
But everything is correct here, but not quite. You still removed one line of embroidery in vain. The P-51 had detachable wing parts and the line should be there.
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Woit
Hello! Many thanks for comments. Especially to Denis. Now, I need to discuss it with myself 🙂 Should I scribe it or maybe paint it with different shadow to mark the line.

Denis Dogadov
Well, to be precise, one more line, I hope you are not tired of me yet.
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Woit
I appreciate any attention, especially that documented like this. Thank you Denis.

Patrick Hagelstein
Whoah!!! Beautiful build and very interesting discussion. 🧐

Denis Dogadov
I see that my advice has come in handy.
As for the wheel niches, at some point the manufacturers got permission not to paint them with a primer. Later, in combat conditions, places with corrosion were found in the niches. These places were painted with a primer right on the field airfields. Then the niches began to be painted at the factory again. The color of the soil could be different.

Woit
Yes, Denis, thank you again!
The Lansing gear bay will be silver with reinforcements and ribs in ZCY.

Yngve N
You're tough when you wire the on your first build in many years., and I think you did well! I want to try it on my next project. Did you buy the cables, hoses and stuff separately or was it part of the kit?

David Orifice
No wiring or plumbing involved., I'm not ready to take on something like that. Everything you see is all in the kit, off the sprue

Steven Van Dyck
The frame is constructed in the first building step. It's a bit complicated to analyse, but you have to get through this to get all the components ready to fit between the profiles.

Lenny Li
Looks fun with all those PE sheets!

Neuling
Looking forward here ..........

Steven Van Dyck
All welcome, I now assembled the front and 4th axles. All are movable in a steering position, but as usual you have to decide and then fix everything. Also I found that one set of wheels is not parallel, so I cut the steering arm and added a millimeter of sprue roundel. Does this not appear if they test-fit these kits, or did I make a build error?

Steven Van Dyck
All 4 axles are now added to the frame, together with the shock absorbers that I had to shorten a bit at the front axle. The torsion bars are fixed at one side so I can remove the air bellows for painting.

Steven Van Dyck
The fuel tank hoops and steps are now replaced with PE. The steps are quite hard to bend in the right order and no dimensions or angles are given to mount them.

Steven Van Dyck
The radiator is now detailed with the Voyager silver mesh. You only see the front side now, it's on both sides. When it was assembled I realised that the air horns also need a PE part. There is some warping in the sump and the top cover, I hope it isn't evident looking through the front grille later on. The air tanks must be stripped like the fuel tanks, but you get equal lengths of PE strips to attach two kinds of tank. Therefore I clipped 4 of them and redrilled the hole on the end. The assembly with the 2 tanks and the container is suspended on a single PE part that I had first bent the wrong direction, I hope it doesn't get fatigued.

Steven Van Dyck
I started the interior with some colored PE from Eduard. The Black Dog figures are assembled and also a Maim figure and two Legend armament sets were added to the project. But the Maim gunner appeared to have a large backpack, so I don't know he's feasible.

Steven Van Dyck
Continuing the interior with the seats. Also the fenders are completed, it's very important to align the bent beams that sometimes are replaced woth Voyager assemblies. It's preferable to use that, the replacements are sturdier than the originals.

Steven Van Dyck
The cabin exterior is done using some original kit PE and clearparts, but both have problems. The clearparts are not calibrated and have distortion because of this. I will be replacing the large parts with plexiglass. The kit PE is wobbly because it's not thick enough., I even had to hammer it quite a while. Then I found out Voyager does replace half of the protection kit, but not the large parts behind the doors. At least half of the creases are removed then. But Voyager messed up at the hood closing strip, providing two identical parts in stead of mirrored ones. This could be remedied with some re-riveting.

Steven Van Dyck
The pVoyager photo etch cabin roof is constructed with all its nightmarish embossing deformities corrected, the badly fitting airco module that was mosly bent the wrong way around so it broke at one instance. I replaced the 3 largest clearparts with a piece of Trumpeter 1/350 airplane set transparent box cover, that has the right thickness to be able to sand the corner roundings in it. The air purifier system is not installed completely, because that would impede the clearpart masking. So now it's down to interior painting.

gorby
Looks amazing so far!
I'm also amazed at the number of projects you have on the go and still manage to achieve such remarkable results.

Steven Van Dyck
Thanks Gorby, this was now put to wait for the Essex carriers, but as these are awaiting some last details it can go ahead now. The NATO green interior is painted after the appliance of the Eduard masking set. This replaces the kit masking set and has a cool black film, but still needs some trimming on the outside masks of the smaller windows.

Steven Van Dyck
The truck cabin is now finished with the Eduard safety straps. While fixing the roof I noticed that a small strip should pass over the rear to make the internal frame fit to the rivets in the PE.

Steven Van Dyck
The hood is dry-fit on the frame and it seemed that one fender had to be rearranged. I prepared the PE for the rear view mirrors that are quite complicated. I also built the Gecko Models pallet truck as a dio element. It's a very fine kit, there is only one pallet contrary to the image with the 4 pallets on the truck.

Steven Van Dyck
I added the Italeri 20ft container to the project as one of these is clearly visible on the Tankograd pictures. I got it from the store next door. I might cjt up the container to get a better composition on the dio and like that I can get 2 out of 1.

Guy Rump
Following. 👍

Steven Van Dyck
Welcome. I assembled the container in a few hours, an easy process if you wanted to show it closed down. But the option with open doors is incorrect and needs some changes to the locking system. I had done this with the right door, but it would make no sense to have the pallet loader blocked by the left door so I have to change that one too. I made a sketch of the design for the dio, though the cut might be more oblique to gain some volume.

Steven Van Dyck
The container is sawn in two and painted in some typical shipping container colors.

Steven Van Dyck
The rear view mirror and the winches are built. The chassis part for this has some sink and needs sanding. It will be difficult to add the cable to this assembly, the drums will not revolve because of a narrow fit.

Goldman
Looking great. Very nice details. Sometime it is a shame to cover all this shining brass with paint...

Steven Van Dyck
Thanks, Goldman. In this case I think the many colors will improve the aspect. I added a folding ladder to the exhaust frame and used the Voyager turned bolts for the bumper. then I built the Hardox container with the kevlar blankets. Small parts are used for the connections to the container. I decided the two splintershields for the gunners are oversized and should be replaced with Evergreen, making them half as thick. I also looked at the Legend armament, the Mk19 will improve on the barrel proportions and the M2 might be a bit overkill with the televisor. But the kit M2 is in 2 halves and has a bad cooling sleeve.

Goldman
Beautiful work Steven.
Does this kit include the parts to be able to build it as a tractor unit (the fifth wheel etc.)?

Steven Van Dyck
Thanks, Goldman. The fifth wheel remains even with the armored box on it, but the rear frame covers guiding the trailer are not used. They can be found. I also noticed a flashlight on the cab is left off in this version. The mudflaps are connected lower on the frame.

Steven Van Dyck
Both weapons are built without the special visor, even if that meant cutting into the M2 to remove the support. I discovered flaws in the armored container from the kit and decided to correct them. In Tankograd you can see the rear of the truck and it shows that the support frame for the container should fit between the towing eyes of the truck. Hobbyboss seems to have missed this in their contruction and now the frame goes on the outside of the towing eyes. Also one of the access ladder rungs seemed to fit under this frame. That was the Hobbyboss solution for having shortened the container with 3mm, also visible on the Tankograd picture. I had to rebuild the container frame and add an edge to the container to make that ladder fit again. Another strange observation is the shadow from the gunner's position, showing that the M2 turntable was fit in a rectangular hole. No trace of that is found in the Hobbyboss container roof. Maybe I'll correct that one before I start painting.

Steven Van Dyck
After a good wire brush polishing round of the cabin PE, painting started. I had only enough NATO green for the cabin, but I was able to do the armored container in rust colors. Even the interior should be like that, so it was real fun to bring up all those corrosion colors. I started with Gunze H7 orange and then shadowed in a mix of Tamiya black and Gunze Russet. Then a mix of Gunze H7 and yellow lighted everything up.

Steven Van Dyck
The M1070 frame takes a complete Tamiya paint jar to fill every nook and cranny. The armament is primered black and I alos found a photoframe that fits the dio.

Felix
Not to mention the wing😭

Nicolas
Following. Nice to see that you got spare parts.

Felix
Dear Nicolas
Thanks! Yes, happy and excited. It did take them a month BUT they told me so from the beginning and i got all the parts. Very happy with this kit so far. What do you think of the interior yellow green?

Nicolas
Hey Felix, a very promising start. Unfortunately I can't give you any tips on the interior color, I only know that with American aircraft it sometimes depends on the factory, as the same type was painted differently in different factories.

Thomas O'Eh
Looking great so far! Any ideas on the markings yet?

Felix
Thank you, Thomas! I am going with the yellow plane from 15 AF. Thinking of paintin the yellow crosses instead of using the decals. And i am a bit worried about the large decals for the nose art.

Kenneth
Following, looks very nice 👍

Thomas Bischoff
enjoy your build - looks great 👍🏻

Felix
@Thomas, danke dir! Eine Woche lange geschliffen, jetzt kommt der eigentliche Spass mit dem Bemalen.

Felix
@Kenneth, thanks a lot! The sanding me took a long time but i really wanted to get it right, it's something i always struggle with.

Edward MacKenzie
Looks great, i am really interested in this build 🙂

Felix
@Edward, i thoroughly recommend it!

Живко Джаков
Following.

boywellum
Great work, can I ask how you went about the weighting? I tried lots of small lead fishing weights with my Airfix Mitchell but ended up having to fill not only the tiny area given but also the room, behind and just below the cockpit, also behind the control panel and part of the room just behind the cockpit, every space I could find. I'm new to building American bombers, all the RAF ones sit on their tail wheel. Do you or any of the people who have commented have any better ideas than lead? I'm really looking forwards to seeing this project develop (especially as I have the kit myself and need all the tips I can get). Thanks Richard. Following.

Tony Tonov
Nice progress, following

Felix
Dear Boywellum
Both the Mitchell and the Liberator require lots of weight. I bought liquid gravity but it's not heavy enough for the space provided. But there is an ladder for the entry door which will serve as a stand. So i have to go with that!

boywellum
Thanks Felix, that is very kind of you, these kits must have been designed with something in mind for them to work with the actual spaces provided but I have never found a definitive answer anywhere. If any other of the contibutors to your most excellent post have any ideas that would be much appreciated. Maybe Airfix expect us to mix some concrete and pour that in 😉 Cheers Felix, BW

Felix
Dear BW, some modellers work with fishing weights or lead? I haven't, unfortunately.

Nicolas
Great progres. 👍
Years ago I build the old Revell /Monogram Liberator in 1/48. I decided to glue some lead at the rear side of the engine firewalls. It helped, but wasn't enoght (I forgot the lead at the nose wheel bay).

Felix
@Nicolas, that must have been a big bird! I struggle to put this 1/72 Liberator into the paintbooth 🙂
I am glad this kit provides a ladder as support. I bought liquid weight for this build but it's not as compact as i hoped it would be and wouldn't do the job with the spaces provided.

Tony Tonov
Hi Felix,
I usually use fishing weights, the lead is more dense and has high specific weight. I fill all available space and fix it with PVA glue.
There are also aftermaket sets for the front interior, casted in white metal and intended to replace the plastic part:
B-24 Liberator Landing Gear ..aft Conversions 72009, 1:72)
This one however is designed for Hasegawa kit and most likely won't fit on Airfix one.
If non of this helps, I add more weight in front of the engine bays. This worked for me on my both Mitchell and He-219 (which btw is notorious tail-sitter kit).

Alberto
Looking great so far, it's very interesting to follow the detailed step-by step updates!

Felix
Thanks a lot Alberto, glad you enjoy my modelling spam 🙂 did you get the kit too?

Alberto
Hi Felix, no, I built the old Liberator Airfix kit a while ago and had similar issues with the nose weight. I ended up using the ladder for the back door too 😄

Pacific Strafer
Hi Felix, I built the Hasegawa Liberator kit same years ago. I built a box in the nose of the plane around the nose gear and filled the entire space with lead shot. I also glued some lead sheets into the hidden area of the radio operator's room. You can find pictures of this in this report -> modellversium.de/gal..d=8276&origin=mb

Martin Weinpold
Nice!

Felix
Dear Tony, Alberto, Pacific Strafer and Martin, thanks a lot for all the nice comments and advice regarding weight! With this build i will have to go with the ladder in the rear section, it is what it is.
To be honest, i think i should have done a flying Liberator. She just looks great that way, like on the boxart. But there are no figures provided!

Jennifer Franklin
Following!

Alec K
Little late to the party… nice build, despite the challenges and a kit that clearly failed Airfix's quality control inspection.

Felix
Dear Jennifer and Alec, happy to have you onboard…it's never too late to party!🙂 Having lots of fun with this kit!

Alec K
Wondering if your yellow issue can be fixed by laying down pink, then another coat of Humbrol 24?

Tony Tonov
@Alec K, indeed, I usually underspray the yellow areas with pink, when I am looking for a warmer shade of the yellow.

@Felix, if you can mask the areas safely, I'd recommend to spray light layer of pink and then yellow. There are no decals there, aren't they?

Felix
Dear @Alec K and @Tony, thank you for your advice and help! I would overspray the yellow areas, but what about the number? They will pop out all the more.
@Tony, there is no decal for large upper area in yellow, unfortunately.

Spanjaard
that is a seriously good looking ride. the custom paint job looks amazing.

Ravlich01
Thank you, bro. Very kind words

Rui S
A Beauty 👍

Ravlich01
Thank you, Rui

Mike Thomas
Wow! Great looker! Fantastic paint work! I did mine in the box art colors...kinda pain Jane but still, gotta love those Tamiya bike kits!

Ravlich01
Hi Mike.
You are very kind. Thank you.
The box art is very nice. Did you do the purple or black and gold? Both are striking. Yes the Tamiya bikes ate well made and a lot of fun with sub assemblies making the final stages hard to slow down and resist impatience lol

Mike Thomas
The black and gold. Even though masks were included, making sure the stripe decals lined up with the color change was a bit daunting but it all worked out. Tamiya 1/12 YAMAHA XV1600 ROADSTAR | Album by Mike62

Ravlich01
Your build is solid and the colours are a great choice, Mike. Well done

George Williams
Very neat work.

DuperScale
Crazy good. Wow

Spanjaard
very nice dio!

Mark Sherwood
Thank you Spanjaard. 🤘🥸🤟

gorby
Nice dio Mark. The extra stowage looks very good.

Mark Sherwood
Thanks Gorby. Although the title let me down there's a question mark where there should be an emoji. 😤👍🤨🤘🥸

Mark Sherwood
Cheers Randy and everyone else for the likes. 🤟🥸🤘

Neuling
I agree with Spanjaard and gorby. I especially like the moderate weathering here.

Mark Sherwood
Thank you Neuling, I did not want to go overboard with weathering just tried to produce a nice dio. 🤘🥸🤟

Mark Sherwood
Cheers Maxprime and all who liked. 🤟🥸🤘

Mark Sherwood
Thanks Dave. 🤘🥸🤟

Mark Sherwood
Thank you Claire for the like. 🤘🥸🤟

Mark Sherwood
Liking that scheme, Jacob. 👍

Mark Sherwood
Sorry Christian, wrong comment to wrong project. Still like that scheme though. Wuurrs me glasses, think I need a pair like Gorby's. 😑🙄🥸

Mark Sherwood
Very nice cat Jose. 👍

Jose Freire
Thanks, Mark. It´s a great kit by Eduard. I had problems with the landing gear alignments but the rest just went fine.

Mark Sherwood
I seem to just have problems with Eduardarrrgghh!!!! 🤣🤟🥸🤘🤣

Jose Freire
Eduard kits just seem to me to be the best kits available in the market right know, with the pe sets and masks and level of detail, has nothing to envy the japanese or chinese brands on the market. But that´s my humble opinion.

Mark Sherwood
Jose, don't get me wrong. They are highly detailed and build into nice representations. It's the build, the Fw190 A8 I built was a pig, the Tempest, the Me 109F all nice looking, but the instructions trying to decipher them I would have to be an alumni of Bletchley and the decals it is not a pleasurable experience. I have recently downgraded to a Weekend version. So far so good. Happy Modelling Mate. 🤟🥸🤘

Mr James
Nice clean build

Villiers de Vos
Very nice work.

Rui S
Great work, indeed 👍

Guy Rump
A beauty! 👍

Spanjaard
excellent

Michael Kohl
Very well done paint job

Alberto
Fantastic!

twelve_birds
thanks guys!

Neuling
A masterpiece.

Mr James
Yep, there's no disputing Neuling's comment. Masterful modelling skills were used in producing this beauty.

Kesa Tiho
Tiger I 👍

Mona
🙂 👍

Neuling
Top work in scale 1/72 !

Lebloge
Superb work 🫡

Rui S
I like it very much 👍

Joe K
like it too, great 🤘🏻

Neuling
I agree!

Stefan Schacht
very nice, I like the weathering

Neuling
Excellent work! Details, weathering, accessories ...... gun smoke on the empty cartridges ......

Pietro De Angelis
Awesome details and finiture,
congrats!

Stefan Schacht
well done

Nicolas
👀

Stefan Schacht
Hello mates, I want to build a small dio with a ruined house for a T34/85. I'm using Styrodur and some self-made tools. Cheers Stefan

Spanjaard
great carved detail Stefan. it looks fantastic

Jan Janssen
That is a great template/cutter for the windows, awesome

Stefan Schacht
Thanks mates, here is a little update. I have primed the dio with a mixture of black acrylic paint and white glue. Cheers Stefan

Stefan Schacht
Thank you Lorraine Lin

Stefan Schacht
Hello friends, here are some pictures of the T34/85. I build this model last year. Cheers Stefan

Rui S
Looking forward to see your nice dio 👍

Stefan Schacht
Thanks Rui

Stefan Schacht
Hi Material, here is a little update. I startet to paint the bricks and the road. Cheers Stefan

Stefan Schacht
Hello mates, thanks for the likes, here are the next pictures. It goes on with the bricks of the facade. Cheers Stefan

Stefan Schacht
Hi mates, here is the next pic. Cheers Stefan

David R. Meizoso
Pic 12 looks terrific! Excellent job, I join the show!

Stefan Schacht
You're welcome David

Neuling
Top work!

Pietro De Angelis
Beautiful T-34!

Ben M
Cool subject!

Finn
Cool indeed

Bob Hall
That is clean ! Sweet build ! 🤘😎🤘

Martin Oostrom
Nice one. That colour is so right for the car.

István Szücs
Nice ride!

Rui S
Well done. I especially like the Chrome on the bumpers & rim Caps 👍 How did you do it? 🤔

Rainer
Rui, they came as chrome parts with the kit. Not my work, I must admit. Thanks for the kind words, everybody. 😊

Rui S
Ok thx Nice work any way 👍

Spanjaard
lovely beetle,very nice little dio

Chris Reimann
Really nice, looks great!

George Williams
It's essentially a car built by Nazis for Nazis.

Rui S
It's basically a car that outlived the Nazis by 58 years, was manufactured or assembled in 20 countries, 21,529,464, units were manufactured, of which a 1963 model had already traveled by January 25, 1994, a World record 2,434,575 km, and reborn as the Beetle and is still around now running on electricity.

Bob Hall
It was a car built for the people, the German people, unless your insinuating all Germans are Nazi's.. Thus the name Volks, " The People's car"

Gerald
👍

Yngve N
Definitely a nice way to make the display into more than a dust protection 👍

George Williams
It was supposedly a car for the people only the people who originally paid for it never got one. Hitler used it as a way of financing his military build-up.

Cuajete
Following 🙂

Alex K
👀

Robert Podkoński
Feel warmly welcomed, My Friends!

Łukasz Gliński
Curious what connects that plane with Mr Gorbs 😄

Jan Peters
More stranger things from the Podkónski stables, I'm in 👍🏻

Cuajete
You are not the only one, Łukasz 😄

Robert Podkoński
I am happy to have you all on board, Mates 🙂 @Łukasz & Cuajete - read the description of the project 😉

Thomas Espe
👀

Robert Podkoński
Welcome, Thomas!

Łukasz Gliński
The airplane of the size of an earbud, interesting

Nicolas
'I'm in.

gorby
Wow the audience is filling out already. It'll be standing-room only soon. 🙂

Robert Podkoński
Feel warmly welcomed, Nicolas. @gorby - it is such only because your sobriquet appears in the title, methinks 😉

gorby
😄
Noooo. I think your preference for building strange stuff is just as well known as mine. I do weird wheels, you do wacky wings. 😉

Cristian A
Following 👍

Rui Reis
Cool!👍 Im also building one of these but as a PoAF gunship used in the Portuguese colonial wars in Africa.

Guy Rump
Following. 👍

Michael Kohl
Me too

Jan Peters
Following this 👀

Живко Джаков
This cabin has sent two models to the trash so far. I can't handle it. I did the first one with classic glue. I tried the second one with Micro Kristal Klear first, it didn't work. Then I ruined it with MC-131 Mr. Cement SP. Now I've prepared Micro Weld. What did you glue it with?

Gergely Rácz
Живко Джаков: nothing special, I did it with Revell Contacta Professional glue.

Lorraine Lin
Wow, take a front seat, I cannot miss this
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Rui S
Humm, this will be another interesting subject as all you've built 😎

gorby
Joining the audience for this. 🙂

Robert Podkoński
Taking a seat as well!

Naram
following

Alexander Grivonev
Welcome everybody!

Davide Vitali
Wow! With your skills this is gonna be an absolute masterpiece. Also, I wanna see how you'll handle the black overall paint... Popcorns are on me, guys!

Palo M
Taking a seat. Very curious how the extra details will work - I have the base kit, but haven't decided whether to expand it with such nice details yet. Good luck!

Spanjaard
really curious about what you do with it. joining the club.

Alexander Grivonev
You know guys who is the most curious on what and how I am gonna do? Me 😄 My philosophy is "just start, ask questions later". It is the most enjoyable approach, you encounter problems on the go, you find solutions, try new techniques and create new ideas. Which is very rewarding. And in the end you have a nice result. Not a perfect one, but one you can look back on and smile or shake your head...

Alberto
I'm in too 👍

Neil
(Like many) I too have the kit. Following with interest 👍

Martin Oostrom
I always shake my head in amazement at on of your builds.

Tony Tonov
This is a big challenge, looks very promising 👍
Taking a seat

Yngve N
I'm here at the gate

Eric Thornton
Oh yeah taking a seat.

Yngve N
Following this 🙋🏽‍♂️ about the primer: does the black primer do any difference to how the aluminium looks, compared to grey or white primer?

George Williams
Nice work on the engine.