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WW1 Austro-Hungarian printed linen "sworl" camouflage (Clear decal)
Aviattic 1:72
ATT72031 7 November, 22:49
Diorama Dude
added a new photoalbum.
added a new photoalbum.
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Yom Kippur War October 1973 -Golan Heights- IDF advance through the Valley of TearsNew: 7 November, 22:20 1:35
2 7 November, 22:07
Skyhiker
added a new photoalbum.
added a new photoalbum.
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Sukhoi Su-47 BerkutNew: 7 November, 22:28 1:72
I used a bit of styrene and some Tamiya tape to simulate the raised areas on the landing gear doors.
Project: Sukhoi Su-47 Berkut
13 4 November, 17:12
Mr D
Coming along nicely 👍👍 More building 🤣 going ahead,
Smart and interesting aircraft, lm going to have to research n watch some YouTube videos on this aircraft.
Like the cockpit 👌
Coming along nicely 👍👍 More building 🤣 going ahead,
Smart and interesting aircraft, lm going to have to research n watch some YouTube videos on this aircraft.
Like the cockpit 👌
7 November, 22:39
Kesa Tiho
added a new photoalbum.
added a new photoalbum.
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M4 sherman i may make into a Normandy moc. Dont know yetNew: 7 November, 22:35 1:35
Got my two boys in. Tommy and tommi
Project: M4 sherman (possible Normandy moc)
7 November, 18:10
Jurica Antić
added a new photoalbum.
added a new photoalbum.
7 November, 22:17
Trev
Nice. I'm definitely going to try the "pencils and tape in engine" trick, that looks really useful.
Nice. I'm definitely going to try the "pencils and tape in engine" trick, that looks really useful.
7 November, 22:26
Jakub Fiala
added a new photoalbum.
added a new photoalbum.
44 1 August, 12:38
Ludvík Kružík
Jakub, the construction progress so far looks very good.
Maybe you'll find a liking in WWI models. 😉
Jakub, the construction progress so far looks very good.
Maybe you'll find a liking in WWI models. 😉
18 August, 22:35
Jakub Fiala
Thank you, mates!
Ludvíku, i must say, that i am enjoing it so far. But there will be more challenges later( riggings, lozenge....) So, i will see. But i believe, that WWII will remains my priority 🙂
Thank you, mates!
Ludvíku, i must say, that i am enjoing it so far. But there will be more challenges later( riggings, lozenge....) So, i will see. But i believe, that WWII will remains my priority 🙂
19 August, 12:11
bughunter
I'm a bit late in commenting do to my holiday - nice work so far!
Since there are some pitfalls: do you want a fun build or should it be correct?
Which specific serial do you plan to build?
I'm a bit late in commenting do to my holiday - nice work so far!
Since there are some pitfalls: do you want a fun build or should it be correct?
Which specific serial do you plan to build?
21 August, 10:03
Jakub Fiala
Thank you, Frank!
I want to build 8244/17 of Jasta 54. This marking is, according Eduard instructions, just a reconstruction based on the description in the flight log, revealed in the Jasta Color book. So, in my opinion it will be difficult to buid it 100% correct 🙂 However, I will of course be grateful for any advice and recommendations
Thank you, Frank!
I want to build 8244/17 of Jasta 54. This marking is, according Eduard instructions, just a reconstruction based on the description in the flight log, revealed in the Jasta Color book. So, in my opinion it will be difficult to buid it 100% correct 🙂 However, I will of course be grateful for any advice and recommendations
21 August, 18:10
bughunter
Ok, on a Pfalz D.IIIa the engine is different. The very simplified Eduard (the pipe work on the lower end of the cylinders is the water, what you have painted dark red - but this is not much visible later) engine shows a older 160hp Mercedes D.III. This is especially shown by the valve train, which can be seen on top of the engine.
Two bolts on top, and the valve in the middle: [img1]
The later 185hp Mercedes D.IIIa was also available for some Pfalz D.III, and nearly all of Pfalz D.IIIa pictures shows this stronger version. The drawings I know too. The engine is a little bit bigger, but the valve train looks very different - four bolts and the valves rockers comes out of the side:
[img1]
Roden has a better representation of this engine (same sprue on all kits), and it is also more correct in size. That means I cannot get it into this model 🙁
No worries mate, only an expert will notice on the finished model 🙂
And regarding the wings: I strongly recommend Aviattic decals. The ones printed on clear paper (normal) and the ones printed on white for rib tapes. Or you use the Eduard rib tapes. I have some build logs explaining the usage.
Ok, on a Pfalz D.IIIa the engine is different. The very simplified Eduard (the pipe work on the lower end of the cylinders is the water, what you have painted dark red - but this is not much visible later) engine shows a older 160hp Mercedes D.III. This is especially shown by the valve train, which can be seen on top of the engine.
Two bolts on top, and the valve in the middle: [img1]
The later 185hp Mercedes D.IIIa was also available for some Pfalz D.III, and nearly all of Pfalz D.IIIa pictures shows this stronger version. The drawings I know too. The engine is a little bit bigger, but the valve train looks very different - four bolts and the valves rockers comes out of the side:
[img1]
Roden has a better representation of this engine (same sprue on all kits), and it is also more correct in size. That means I cannot get it into this model 🙁
No worries mate, only an expert will notice on the finished model 🙂
And regarding the wings: I strongly recommend Aviattic decals. The ones printed on clear paper (normal) and the ones printed on white for rib tapes. Or you use the Eduard rib tapes. I have some build logs explaining the usage.
30 August, 15:56
Jakub Fiala
Thank you very much, Frank, for your help!
While going through the photos and drawings of the engines, I noticed that each type is different, but I was quite confused as to which engine was the right one. In the end I didn't deal with it and just tried to scratchbuild some visible details that are missing from the kit. For example the air pump, pipes and hoses leading from the radiator on the upper wing etc. I use the WnW manual and kit ( borrowed from a friend of mine) as the main source of information 🙂
Thanks for the advice on decals. I'll try to get the Aviattic ones. But I don't know if it will be easier for me to use the lozenge decals from the kit, which are already prepared in the shape of a wing. I will see...
Thank you very much, Frank, for your help!
While going through the photos and drawings of the engines, I noticed that each type is different, but I was quite confused as to which engine was the right one. In the end I didn't deal with it and just tried to scratchbuild some visible details that are missing from the kit. For example the air pump, pipes and hoses leading from the radiator on the upper wing etc. I use the WnW manual and kit ( borrowed from a friend of mine) as the main source of information 🙂
Thanks for the advice on decals. I'll try to get the Aviattic ones. But I don't know if it will be easier for me to use the lozenge decals from the kit, which are already prepared in the shape of a wing. I will see...
3 September, 10:21
Jakub Fiala
Thank you, Alec! I hope I won't disappoint you 🙂
Welcome here, Michael.
Thank you, Alec! I hope I won't disappoint you 🙂
Welcome here, Michael.
5 September, 12:34
bughunter
Yes, the WNW manuals are a good source! You can download the manuals as PDF, the web site is still available.
But I suggest to download all what you need (also for other projects) soon. The site was away for a while already and I heard rumors that it was paid then for some additional time only.
For the Linux users among us, I suggest using "wget" with the recursive option so you can get all the PDFs, reference images and more to your hard drive without making millions of clicks,
Yes, the WNW manuals are a good source! You can download the manuals as PDF, the web site is still available.
But I suggest to download all what you need (also for other projects) soon. The site was away for a while already and I heard rumors that it was paid then for some additional time only.
For the Linux users among us, I suggest using "wget" with the recursive option so you can get all the PDFs, reference images and more to your hard drive without making millions of clicks,
5 September, 13:39
Jakub Fiala
I heard the same, bughunter. Nobody knows, how long the WnW site will be available.
I heard the same, bughunter. Nobody knows, how long the WnW site will be available.
19 September, 12:05
Jakub Fiala
I added a few external details from PE, Evergreen, and my favourite plastic yogurt container 🙂
The fuselage with lower wing is almost ready to paint.
I added a few external details from PE, Evergreen, and my favourite plastic yogurt container 🙂
The fuselage with lower wing is almost ready to paint.
19 September, 12:12
Alec K
Superb progress Jakube. The tail skid looks very authentic, as do the rigging buckles 👍
Superb progress Jakube. The tail skid looks very authentic, as do the rigging buckles 👍
19 October, 17:31
Ludvík Kružík
Jakub, you're doing a good job. All the detail you put into it looks very good and adds credibility to the model. 👍
Jakub, you're doing a good job. All the detail you put into it looks very good and adds credibility to the model. 👍
26 October, 09:16
Jakub Fiala
I sprayed the colors on the fuselage and applied the first layer of lozenge decal from Eduard. Unfortunately, I could not find those from Aviattic at any of the e-shops. I have to admit I'm too lazy to order them directly from the UK manufacturer 🙂
I sprayed the colors on the fuselage and applied the first layer of lozenge decal from Eduard. Unfortunately, I could not find those from Aviattic at any of the e-shops. I have to admit I'm too lazy to order them directly from the UK manufacturer 🙂
7 November, 11:06
Mark Sherwood
The Pfalz is looking good Jakub, despite the mishaps. I have had similar problems, even though I de-tacked the tape. Still it looks like it's coming good. 🤘🥸🤟
The Pfalz is looking good Jakub, despite the mishaps. I have had similar problems, even though I de-tacked the tape. Still it looks like it's coming good. 🤘🥸🤟
7 November, 12:50
Mr D
Looking great... Definitely a future model for me, lve not built an Eduard yet.
Good luck with next steps 😀👍
Looking great... Definitely a future model for me, lve not built an Eduard yet.
Good luck with next steps 😀👍
7 November, 15:16
Ludvík Kružík
Accidents like this always hurt. But you did a great job fixing it.
What manufacturer did you use for the lozenge decals?
Accidents like this always hurt. But you did a great job fixing it.
What manufacturer did you use for the lozenge decals?
7 November, 22:33
Hang Li
added a new photoalbum.
added a new photoalbum.
45 24 June, 07:48
Thomas Wirsching
Great job so far! I would love to get an explanation about how to do these LED lighting in detail as I have no idea about this.
Great job so far! I would love to get an explanation about how to do these LED lighting in detail as I have no idea about this.
8 July, 05:04
Hang Li
Thanks Tim, Villiers, and Thomas. I did put a led for the trolled sonar bay back at the stern. It is apparently not bright enough to be really visible. Probably not noticeable after finished.
I prefer to use Led tape light as it has build in resistors so I don't need do calculation to figure out the resistor value. Once that is sorted, what left is just connect the led unit with a battery and a switch. I think it is better to ask a trained electrician as the circiut I built don't last long and I don't really know why.
Thanks Tim, Villiers, and Thomas. I did put a led for the trolled sonar bay back at the stern. It is apparently not bright enough to be really visible. Probably not noticeable after finished.
I prefer to use Led tape light as it has build in resistors so I don't need do calculation to figure out the resistor value. Once that is sorted, what left is just connect the led unit with a battery and a switch. I think it is better to ask a trained electrician as the circiut I built don't last long and I don't really know why.
9 July, 12:37
Michael Kohl
I expect modelling of the highest quality from your bench. So far I am not disappointed. 🙂
Keep it up.
I expect modelling of the highest quality from your bench. So far I am not disappointed. 🙂
Keep it up.
6 August, 09:58
Treehugger
Hm, how long did it take to make the nice looking ocean surface? It certainly looks like a fun project.
I wish I knew how to make such ocean surfaces, as it really seem to complete a model with such a diorama.
I am no expert on led's but my impression is that one has to be careful that the voltage to the led's is controlled to specs, so they don't burn out shortly after and end up being un-repairable inside the model. Also, something about connecting led's in parallel, pattern iirc, to avoid one dead led blacking out all the rest of the leds in a serial connection, iirc.
Hm, how long did it take to make the nice looking ocean surface? It certainly looks like a fun project.
I wish I knew how to make such ocean surfaces, as it really seem to complete a model with such a diorama.
I am no expert on led's but my impression is that one has to be careful that the voltage to the led's is controlled to specs, so they don't burn out shortly after and end up being un-repairable inside the model. Also, something about connecting led's in parallel, pattern iirc, to avoid one dead led blacking out all the rest of the leds in a serial connection, iirc.
25 August, 09:36
Hang Li
Thanks Treehugger, THomas and Tim.
As for the sea base, you can check a YouTube channel called ''studio blue ocean'', I basically followed his videos. And treehugger did a pretty good summary for LEDs. The voltages is very important and it is always needed to put some resistors in series to potect the LEDs. The size of the resistors can be calculated with ohms' law. There are small circuit boards for LEDs which can be used to make everything easier.
Thanks Treehugger, THomas and Tim.
As for the sea base, you can check a YouTube channel called ''studio blue ocean'', I basically followed his videos. And treehugger did a pretty good summary for LEDs. The voltages is very important and it is always needed to put some resistors in series to potect the LEDs. The size of the resistors can be calculated with ohms' law. There are small circuit boards for LEDs which can be used to make everything easier.
8 September, 12:51
Villiers de Vos
Fantastic work with all the photoetch parts. Your attention to detail shows.
Fantastic work with all the photoetch parts. Your attention to detail shows.
14 September, 03:48
Thomas Wirsching
Getting better and better; can you please show us a detail picture from the inside of the hangar? Did you build this from scratch?
Getting better and better; can you please show us a detail picture from the inside of the hangar? Did you build this from scratch?
14 September, 03:49
Hang Li
Thanks, Rui and Villiers. I just masked the hangar as I am going to paint the outside. I will get better hangar photos once finish. The trumpster kit comes with the hangar and the ceiling is in good detail (I only add LEDs to the ceiling). Only the walls need additional work to add details, like handrails, supports etc.
Thanks, Rui and Villiers. I just masked the hangar as I am going to paint the outside. I will get better hangar photos once finish. The trumpster kit comes with the hangar and the ceiling is in good detail (I only add LEDs to the ceiling). Only the walls need additional work to add details, like handrails, supports etc.
14 September, 12:27
Ingmar Stöhr
Wow! Fantastic detail work and great job on the weathering and the base!
Wow! Fantastic detail work and great job on the weathering and the base!
25 October, 06:13
Ingmar Stöhr
@Hang Li: For the 'oil canning' effect. Did you have accurate plans for the frame spacing or how did you come up with the pattern you used? I have to say that is look really convincing after some more weathering effects are applied on top.
@Hang Li: For the 'oil canning' effect. Did you have accurate plans for the frame spacing or how did you come up with the pattern you used? I have to say that is look really convincing after some more weathering effects are applied on top.
25 October, 10:09
Hang Li
thanks Ingmar, Gary and Villiers. As for the 'oil canning' effect, I found some photos which are somewhat visible for this effect as reference for the pattern and I have to simplifie the pattern to make it practical. So it is not quite accurate. I got some pre-cutted masking paper in 1mm, 2mm, and 3mm and I just picked one that I believe is most suitable.
thanks Ingmar, Gary and Villiers. As for the 'oil canning' effect, I found some photos which are somewhat visible for this effect as reference for the pattern and I have to simplifie the pattern to make it practical. So it is not quite accurate. I got some pre-cutted masking paper in 1mm, 2mm, and 3mm and I just picked one that I believe is most suitable.
26 October, 10:58
Ingmar Stöhr
Thank you for the explanation! It looks convincing to me! Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the explanation! It looks convincing to me! Keep up the great work!
26 October, 11:52
Miguel Vaquero
Amazing build!! Did you use resin for the sea base? If so, how did you manage to make that rough sea surface? It looks amazing
Amazing build!! Did you use resin for the sea base? If so, how did you manage to make that rough sea surface? It looks amazing
7 November, 08:54
Thomas Wirsching
astonishing build and breathtaking seascape. Hats off to your talent!
astonishing build and breathtaking seascape. Hats off to your talent!
7 November, 15:42
Martin Oostrom
Time for the annual "I shouldn't be doing this" post.... Part 2 - Kits Bought - 47 kits! And 2 on order
January:
Sauber Mercedes C9 (Tamiya 24091, 1:24)
Renault 5 Turbo Rally (Tamiya 2427, 1:24)
Porsche New Man (Tamiya 2449, 1:24)
Mazda 787B (Tamiya 24112, 1:24)
Lamborghini Countach LP400 (Tamiya 24305, 1:24)
Jaguar XJR-9LM (Tamiya 24084, 1:24)
February:
Canvas Trailer (Italeri 745, 1:24)
Geopotes 14 (Revell 5222, 1:300)
Volvo F16 Globetrotter Canvas (Italeri 3945, 1:24)
Reefer Trailer (Italeri 3904, 1:24)
Jaguar Mk.II Saloon (Tamiya 24151, 1:24)
White-Freightliner SD/DD (AMT 1046, 1:25)
March:
Volvo FH4 Globetrotter Medium Roof (Italeri 3942, 1:24)
Volvo F12 Intercooler (Italeri 3957, 1:24)
Renault AE500 Magnum (Italeri 723, 1:24)
Peterbilt 352 Pacemaker (AMT 1090, 1:25)
Jumbo Tank Trailer (Italeri 725, 1:24)
Model FB Beaded Panel Fruehauf Van (AMT 1109/06, 1:25)
Tanker Trailer (AMT/ERTL 6698, 1:25)
Duesenberg Town Car (Monogram 7549, 1:24)
April:
Volvo FH-16 Globetrotter (Italeri 735, 1:24)
Platform Semi Trailer (Italeri 769, 1:24)
Mercedes-Benz Actros 1854 LS (V8) (Italeri 3824, 1:24)
DAF 2800 (Revell 7429, 1:24)
May:
Tanker-Trailer (Revell 7431, 1:24)
Tecnokar Trailer with 20' Tank (Italeri 3929, 1:24)
July:
Mercedes-Benz 500 SEC (Tamiya 2429, 1:24)
Citroën DS21 (Ebbro 25009, 1:24)
September:
Moving Van (AMT T-564, 1:25)
Peterbilt 359 (Revell 07542, 1:25)
Logging Trailer (AMT T-528, 1:25)
Kenworth Aerodyne (Revell 7413, 1:25)
Kenworth Heavy Hauler (Revell 7458, 1:25)
International Transtar 4300 Eagle (AMT 629, 1:25)
GMC Astro 95 (AMT/ERTL 38164, 1:25)
White Freightliner Dual Drive Tractor (AMT AMT620, 1:25)
October:
Volvo S40 BTCC (NuNu Model Kit PN24034, 1:24)
Ford Zakspeed Turbo Capri (Tamiya 24329, 1:24)
Construction Bulldozer and Lowboy Trailer (AMT 1218, 1:25)
BMW 635 CSi Gr. A Racing (Tamiya 24061, 1:24)
November:
First Order TIE Fighter (Bandai 0203218, 1:72)
Blue Squadron Resistance X-Wing Fighter (Bandai 0223296, 1:72)
Heavy Duty Trailer (Revell 07533, 1:25)
Heavy Duty Trailer (Revell 07533, 1:25)
Lamborghini Countach LP500S (Tamiya 25419, 1:24)
December:
Mercedes Benz 1628s (Revell 7409, 1:25)
Container-Trailer (Revell 7416, 1:25)
Still on order...
Kenworth Dump Truck (Revell 07523, 1:24)
German Truck (Revell 07563, 1:24)
January:
Sauber Mercedes C9 (Tamiya 24091, 1:24)
Renault 5 Turbo Rally (Tamiya 2427, 1:24)
Porsche New Man (Tamiya 2449, 1:24)
Mazda 787B (Tamiya 24112, 1:24)
Lamborghini Countach LP400 (Tamiya 24305, 1:24)
Jaguar XJR-9LM (Tamiya 24084, 1:24)
February:
Canvas Trailer (Italeri 745, 1:24)
Geopotes 14 (Revell 5222, 1:300)
Volvo F16 Globetrotter Canvas (Italeri 3945, 1:24)
Reefer Trailer (Italeri 3904, 1:24)
Jaguar Mk.II Saloon (Tamiya 24151, 1:24)
White-Freightliner SD/DD (AMT 1046, 1:25)
March:
Volvo FH4 Globetrotter Medium Roof (Italeri 3942, 1:24)
Volvo F12 Intercooler (Italeri 3957, 1:24)
Renault AE500 Magnum (Italeri 723, 1:24)
Peterbilt 352 Pacemaker (AMT 1090, 1:25)
Jumbo Tank Trailer (Italeri 725, 1:24)
Model FB Beaded Panel Fruehauf Van (AMT 1109/06, 1:25)
Tanker Trailer (AMT/ERTL 6698, 1:25)
Duesenberg Town Car (Monogram 7549, 1:24)
April:
Volvo FH-16 Globetrotter (Italeri 735, 1:24)
Platform Semi Trailer (Italeri 769, 1:24)
Mercedes-Benz Actros 1854 LS (V8) (Italeri 3824, 1:24)
DAF 2800 (Revell 7429, 1:24)
May:
Tanker-Trailer (Revell 7431, 1:24)
Tecnokar Trailer with 20' Tank (Italeri 3929, 1:24)
July:
Mercedes-Benz 500 SEC (Tamiya 2429, 1:24)
Citroën DS21 (Ebbro 25009, 1:24)
September:
Moving Van (AMT T-564, 1:25)
Peterbilt 359 (Revell 07542, 1:25)
Logging Trailer (AMT T-528, 1:25)
Kenworth Aerodyne (Revell 7413, 1:25)
Kenworth Heavy Hauler (Revell 7458, 1:25)
International Transtar 4300 Eagle (AMT 629, 1:25)
GMC Astro 95 (AMT/ERTL 38164, 1:25)
White Freightliner Dual Drive Tractor (AMT AMT620, 1:25)
October:
Volvo S40 BTCC (NuNu Model Kit PN24034, 1:24)
Ford Zakspeed Turbo Capri (Tamiya 24329, 1:24)
Construction Bulldozer and Lowboy Trailer (AMT 1218, 1:25)
BMW 635 CSi Gr. A Racing (Tamiya 24061, 1:24)
November:
First Order TIE Fighter (Bandai 0203218, 1:72)
Blue Squadron Resistance X-Wing Fighter (Bandai 0223296, 1:72)
Heavy Duty Trailer (Revell 07533, 1:25)
Heavy Duty Trailer (Revell 07533, 1:25)
Lamborghini Countach LP500S (Tamiya 25419, 1:24)
December:
Mercedes Benz 1628s (Revell 7409, 1:25)
Container-Trailer (Revell 7416, 1:25)
Still on order...
Kenworth Dump Truck (Revell 07523, 1:24)
German Truck (Revell 07563, 1:24)
13 27 December 2023, 13:44
Martin Oostrom
I now have to live with that failure for the rest of my life. 2023 is ruined forever
🤪
I now have to live with that failure for the rest of my life. 2023 is ruined forever
🤪
27 December 2023, 18:32
Bill Newcomer
Dude! You need to build faster!
OK you made me look at my damage. I bought 33 kits this year. AYE, Yi Yi!
Dude! You need to build faster!
OK you made me look at my damage. I bought 33 kits this year. AYE, Yi Yi!
28 December 2023, 00:03
Spanjaard
you can still order some more to compensate for June and Augist LOL!!!
you can still order some more to compensate for June and Augist LOL!!!
28 December 2023, 00:13
John
Now I had to look at mine, 31 kits this year. One regional show and IPMS/USA in 2024 so I'm thinking dozens more in 2024. Happy New Year and Modeling in '24
Now I had to look at mine, 31 kits this year. One regional show and IPMS/USA in 2024 so I'm thinking dozens more in 2024. Happy New Year and Modeling in '24
28 December 2023, 02:28
bossy122
I find it better not to pay attention. I just added 5 more and haven't finished a damn thing in forever. Is there a way to see what all got added to the stash in THE STASH?
I find it better not to pay attention. I just added 5 more and haven't finished a damn thing in forever. Is there a way to see what all got added to the stash in THE STASH?
28 December 2023, 03:02
Ellis Smith
Woah I need to buy more kits to keep up with you lot, mines a very small stash by comparison.
Woah I need to buy more kits to keep up with you lot, mines a very small stash by comparison.
28 December 2023, 05:22
Martin Oostrom
Welcome, my fellow addicts 😄
Bossy, if you add the date bought and the price when adding a kit to your stash, you get two 'benefits'...
1) Your projects show a total cost 🙁
2) In the stash, on the right in blue, you see a date in a blue bar, that's your date bought/sold.
Welcome, my fellow addicts 😄
Bossy, if you add the date bought and the price when adding a kit to your stash, you get two 'benefits'...
1) Your projects show a total cost 🙁
2) In the stash, on the right in blue, you see a date in a blue bar, that's your date bought/sold.
28 December 2023, 07:04
bossy122
Yes, I noticed the dates. Looks like I acquired 29 kits and only finished 4, none of which were started this year. Awful.
Yes, I noticed the dates. Looks like I acquired 29 kits and only finished 4, none of which were started this year. Awful.
28 December 2023, 07:59
Bill Newcomer
Martin, the date method is how I determined my count for this year. I am generally pretty good at adding inventory. Cost? I don't want to know. Especially since I have purchased a lot of paint this year.
Martin, the date method is how I determined my count for this year. I am generally pretty good at adding inventory. Cost? I don't want to know. Especially since I have purchased a lot of paint this year.
29 December 2023, 06:12
Martin Oostrom
Bill, Paints are priceless to me! I love the Molotow stuff, but at €29 for 30ml, thats too much. I'll wait for a discount somewhere.
I know that a €50 kit needs about €10-25 in aftermarket stuff and paint.
Bill, Paints are priceless to me! I love the Molotow stuff, but at €29 for 30ml, thats too much. I'll wait for a discount somewhere.
I know that a €50 kit needs about €10-25 in aftermarket stuff and paint.
29 December 2023, 08:01
Martin Oostrom
Nope. I did a quick google search and we have one supplier over here and 17ml costs €7,99 with another €7,50 for shipping.
Alclad is cheaper, but oh so fiddly to get just right. Que the Molotow!
Nope. I did a quick google search and we have one supplier over here and 17ml costs €7,99 with another €7,50 for shipping.
Alclad is cheaper, but oh so fiddly to get just right. Que the Molotow!
30 December 2023, 18:38
Jv
I missed this post
Yes you should do this
I am always interested in stach albums
Always interesting to see what others get
Sometimes I see kits I haven seen before
I also.love to see what people wish for here its a good way to keep up with coming kits
You sure got some nice kits in the last year
I few I would be happy to have in my stach to
I missed this post
Yes you should do this
I am always interested in stach albums
Always interesting to see what others get
Sometimes I see kits I haven seen before
I also.love to see what people wish for here its a good way to keep up with coming kits
You sure got some nice kits in the last year
I few I would be happy to have in my stach to
7 January, 04:05
Martin Oostrom
Most of them were bought on Dutch eBay. To prevent more purchases I deleted the app from my phone 😁
No more temptation!
Most of them were bought on Dutch eBay. To prevent more purchases I deleted the app from my phone 😁
No more temptation!
7 January, 07:32
Bozzer
Mate, I noticed that you have the AMT Allied Van Lines kit? I'd love a scan of those decals, before you get around to using them.
Mate, I noticed that you have the AMT Allied Van Lines kit? I'd love a scan of those decals, before you get around to using them.
5 November, 18:48
bughunter
Martin, have you ordered also a new cabinet? Many of the new kits will merge into huge models so I guess you will need a lot of space for the finished ones.
Martin, have you ordered also a new cabinet? Many of the new kits will merge into huge models so I guess you will need a lot of space for the finished ones.
5 November, 19:14
Spanjaard
i so not feel bad.... about not adding the dates, so I can not even count 😄 😄
i so not feel bad.... about not adding the dates, so I can not even count 😄 😄
6 November, 21:40
Urban Gardini
Well I for sure don't keep track and that's damn good as my inflow of kits is unhealthy and I've not finished a kit since 2019. Started many but get them done is difficult for some reason. But it's too easy to buy kits...
Well I for sure don't keep track and that's damn good as my inflow of kits is unhealthy and I've not finished a kit since 2019. Started many but get them done is difficult for some reason. But it's too easy to buy kits...
7 November, 22:30
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