Recent content by centaur567

That's a sharp looking build!! I built the same kit not too long ago. Mine has the eagle markings. Gary S.

Yesterday, I was rummaging thru some old photos and happen to find these. I built this model way back in 2002 for a PBR. Nam vet who worked at the hospital where I worked in Leesburg, FL. He was the bow gunner. I made the figure to look as I knew him at the time. The water was made, as I vaguely...

Old build and old kit. Gary S.

I acquired this "Army man" at one of our banks last Veterans Day who was giving them away as a way of honoring our service members. I just finished painting it today to honor our grandson who's in the Marines.

This kit was sent to me from a WWI modeler and an on line friend, David Lee, who lived in Newcastle, UK. It is going to have the markings of an unknown pilot from Hesse, Germany, which is where my great grand father came from. This is probably my third D VII build. One I still have and it was by...

Great job on the little Fokker. I'll be starting one in 48th scale soon. Do I smell smoke? Gary S.

Then it will prmovably just scamper off into the woodwork like the rest of the coakroches. On the lawn mower, you could go passive aggressive and just have it not start. That would really pissy them off. Great work on all of your work. Gary S.

Sounds like a plan is in the making. Gary S.

Nice job on the brass instruments. Gary S.

It's a whatchamacallit dohicky thingamajig. Gary S.

If the water was brown, then it was probably not clear just muddy looking. That's how the water looked in VN. We grew up in Miami and the Biscayne Bay port water was a muddy green. In Bimini I was told it was a clear light blue. Gary S

These flags are printed on paper. They were included in the 720th scale USS Enterprise kit. They are yours if you could use them. Gary S.

Decals are in the mail. Enjoy, Gary S.

I'll drop them into a mail box tomorrow. Gary S.

What a set of balls these pilots must have had. Gary S.