Recent content by Flyingbabydoc

Hi Paul Thanks a lot. Yes it is going slowly better new starting the new job in February and also the health problems are being taken care of. Let's hope 2026 is a better year than 2025, I would not wish my year on anyone. How are you? Cheers Alex

This was the "parents passion evening" at my son's school (International School of Ulm). This is an opportunity for the students to see what kind of hobbies and passions their parents dwelve in and perhaps get started in those as well. It was a lot of fun although I hade to be careful that the...

Hello everyone I have decided to revisit an old passion which is ship building - although airplanes are my favorites I have always been intrigued by the very small scale of 1:700 and the challenges that come along. This is a recently completed Graf Zeppelin from Trumpeter 1:700 Waterline...

Hello again, As I said I was able to finish these old projects and start new ones. This one did not turn out so bad, thus I decided to do a little diorama with the ground set from Airfix and a few extras. I quite enjoyed the final result. Best of all, it can be interchanged with other bombers...

Hello everyone Another hiatus, just getting life sorted out. All good now, so I was able to finish the pending works on the bench. Here is the Blenheim. Appologies for the lighting, pictures are way to bright. Not happy how this turned out, too much weathering, not smooth enough, PE a...

Thanks guys much appreciated. I really enjoy these small details. Building OOB nowadays is almost too boring for me. The carpet monster is not a problem - no carpet anywhere in the hozuse :) Sorry to disappoint you James but this one will not be a black and white scheme - all black like the...

Thanks guys. Progressing nicely. I am really in love with these early WWII British Bombers. Really interesting subjects. Very soon I will begin a Bristol Beaufort. This is the Blenheim so far - Bomb bay, Engines and Flaps and the almost final assembly: Cheers Alex

Thanks a lot Mark and Bob. It indeed cleaned up nicely, I just have to upload some pictures of the ready bird. Then I will proceed to the diorama. Stay tuned. Cheers Alex

@moon puppy That is very kind of you but there are so many of us. I am nothing special, I just do my job with love and utmost respect for the small ones. @Heavens Eagle You are right Paul. The thrill is in this filigran work, I get really a kick out of getting the minuscule pieces together...

Thanks again for your comments, I appreciate them. Here is a lot of dirt trying to get the best post-shading of the painting. This is the Tamiya Panel Liner Accent, enamel based which works really well. Dark Brown over, reddish brown in the black parts. Stay tuned for the final results. It...

Thanks, Greg. Much appreciated! I like that challenge. Perhaps that's why I decided to become a pediatric surgeon. The smaller the better because it's easier to work with and more fulfilling when it works out successfully. Next, I am thinking of a Halifax. I also want it to have lots of...

Thanks a lot Paul. Coming from you it means a lot to me. Appreciated. Of course it is difficult to get the perfect results with paint brushing but that is what I can do. Cheers Alex

Hello there (Obi-Wan style) Since I have some free time now until starting the new job, I want to use it the most to get some of the stash reduced. I am really enjoying building the Lanc so why not get some more WWII RAF bombers on the way. This time a bit smaller, the Blenheim Mk.I from...

Did it also splutter and died when going downhill due to the carburetor or was it already a later version with fuel-injection :lol: :lol::lol:

Hi @Rhino It was difficult as well. I'm not sure if it happened because of the modifications I made, such as the empty nacelles for the missing Merlin XX and the open flaps, which were a nightmare to make fit, or if it was because of the kit overall. I found the landing gear particularly...