Recent content by centaur567

Great looking models. Gary S.

Managed to remove that pesky decal glue by using Micro Sst and a cuetip and scrubbing it off. One less thing to worry about.Gary S.

Decided to try and use Terrors yellow to fill in the gaps. Turns out it's a good match. I did manage to flub up one of the gear doors. Need to fix that. The gear wells need a little touching up too. Gary S.

The engine and prop are installed on the Zero. On the Tony, decals were not provided for the yellow wing markings so I'm piecing together strips from leftover one from the Nate kit. Just to make it harder, the gear doors don't fit the wheel wells.Don't know why on a closed only canopy model...

For all the money that these companies want for their kits one would think that at least they would get it right!!! Gary S.

The Revell kit decals were applied with no problem. The Hasagawa decals for the Tony is a different story. Had to wait a long time for them to unstuck from the paper and the red disco for the wings broke before separating. Luckily I have others in my stash. Also added the exhaust to the Zero...

You could have it pulling out of an 8g dive.😄Gary S.

Who's Greg? Gary S.

The process of decaling has begun. Gary S.

Remember' that if she says "do what ever the F you want" does't mean what you might think. Gary S.

The painted areas on the Tony had their masked removed and on the Zero the green paint received some chipping. Then both were given a coat of Future as. prep for decaling after which the Tony will get the green blotches. Gary S.

NICE!! Gary S.

The Zero and Tony had their basic color done this afternoon. Some touching up is needed on the Zero. Gary S.

We have finally gotten a little rain. Gary S.

This should by good. I had two 110's by Monogram. One was the night fighter and like an idiot I sold them.:bash:Gary S.