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More review builds....
- Thread starter Jeeves
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Always! I did NOT know you already submitted the images to AMPS. Anyway, glad you can fix it and if you couldn't, you had an Ace in your sleeve.
Jeeves
Well-known member
All worked out in the end 
Now that my plate is cleared a bit, I can concentrate on Monty's Office Caravan...
Got some touching up to do in the bathroom when the glue dries...I can try to lightly sand down those sprue attachment points hopefully without fear of breaking the very thin parts.
Now that my plate is cleared a bit, I can concentrate on Monty's Office Caravan...
Got some touching up to do in the bathroom when the glue dries...I can try to lightly sand down those sprue attachment points hopefully without fear of breaking the very thin parts.
Jeeves
Well-known member
Done with finishing touches on the interior. The roof fits over everything loosely so I think I'll leave it unglued. Next up we find out if the truck body fits ok over the wonky lower frame that was way too many parts to try to align all at once. Then decals, weathering, and I do my best on the 4 figures
Phone box and glass and tea cup from Miniart, towels which are apparently defying gravity are Green Stuff, a styrene carved soap, and maps and documents are from a set I bought from Bob Letterman's sale.
Phone box and glass and tea cup from Miniart, towels which are apparently defying gravity are Green Stuff, a styrene carved soap, and maps and documents are from a set I bought from Bob Letterman's sale.
