Recent content by Heavens Eagle

Part of what happened with my build last year was the kit was kind of a mess. It was supposed to be a single seat fighter with the decals that came with it. That meant it should have had a DIFFERENT canopy which it didn't. Then the fit was pretty bad. The fact that I finally finished it was...

@Sharkmouth That's an interesting tid bit of info. Thanks for posting it Saúl. Not even going to try and do a modification for MMM.

It has the same issues. I looked at the photos and the measuring grid is NOT under the pointer. That is for sure. The loose fit on parts is probably similar. There is no reason the fit on the parts I pointed out should be that loose and sloppy. The finish on the parts and the fit to the...

These are 1/4 inch and larger than I wanted. I am using one each of 5/32, and 1/8th. You can hear them click, but they are smaller and seem to work just fine with the Vallejo bottles. Also the NEW Vallejo bottles seem to seal up better than the older ones. They also have a zip strip at the...

Interesting Saúl. I usually just stick with Louisiana as it has flavor and the bite is just right for me at this point.

As I have been on an armor build kick lately that has continued to be productive, I will continue with this Puma build. According to the box this is a "new mold" from Italeri. Which means it isn't old and worn out, though with Italeri who knows if it is even close on accuracy or not. It will...

Plain steel and acrylics are not a good mix. I bought some stainless steel bearings in two sizes off of A a while back and have been adding one of each size to my Vallejo paints. They are working quite well.

Both are interesting. My guess is which of the guns will be easier to obtain?

If the weight of the tank is too heavy, cut it in half, measure the thickness of material removed with the cut. Dremel out the inside to lighten it and then add the thickness of plastic at the cut and glue the halves back together. Also, I think I found a photo of this particular tank with a...

Lately I have been doing all my modeling only on the weekends, so have been doing 5 day passes. So there!

Go for it Barney! I use an Optivisor for just about everything around the house. Reading drug labels, building models, looking at small :poop: that I used to be able to see a couple of inches from my face. Thing is, I have used the Optivisor since my late 30's so no real difference except that...

The gloss coat already toned down and blended the colors a bit. Looking good Bob!

Looks good Chris! :vgood: