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Didn't we just have a video about how to spray al la RAF colors? I don't recall if colors...sorry ol' chap, Colours are mentioned. First mention of primer.

Oh sure, they will give us a '36 farm tractor but I can't find any 1:72 pre war civilian stuff anywhere. :frantic: All I can say right now is Brandon Lowe at the Squadron booth is a hell of a salesman. It was only about $70 and sprays a good thin line pattern. Fill pattern not so much.

Good news on the driving privileges being restored. Prayers for Trooper Groos.

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:vgood: You go this Gary

All that work and effort and it'll never be seen! Well we saw it and Wow! :notworthy

Really like this effect! Go Paddy go!

Depends, is it supposed to be flat finish?

1:72 with individual links? :blink

Good start Mike. :soldier

Wouldn't the paint act as a quality check if a bolt is loosening?

And to think the guys in those tin cans thought they would be safe from return fire. :frantic: Nice collection Ian, git'er done.

To me, the tank color seems too uniformed. Shadows are not well done, look at the spare wheel rack in the BW photo, very dark in the shade of the side armor of the turret. I like how the car turned out.

I really like that last shot. Press on man! :pilot

Fine, I'll just do the Malcolm hood. I've polished clear before, don't know why this one is evading me.

Well I'm in a little trouble. The canopy didn't take the clear coat well, when i stripped it I saw there are in fact some cut lines from masking, really didn't think I cut that deep but there they are. So I used those new sanding sticsk I got which include the glass sanding sticks. Goes all the...

I saw this yesterday. Neat trick on test subject but would be worried about doing it on something you want to complete.

And all this time I never thought of putting the paper right on the model and sliding it off. :eyeroll:

Where are they being built? I know I've seen P8s flying out of Donaldson often.

Armor scale aircraft? Blasphemy! :stinker: