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A ring of P/E railing would do it! This kit doesn't include any railings. The base mold is churning out bases. It casts the way I hope it would. Painted birchbark canoes, Evergreen forest and finished dock. The trees are for my own build. I left out the gun battery on purpose. I think...

I would like to see the Jungmeister! Does it say "Ernst Kessler" upside-down on it?

It looks like fun!

Speedy progress, indeed! :good:

The huge, new (?!?) mold fills easily. :yipee: The production base measures 3.5 X 4 inches. The first casting looks dandy, save a divot in the river, where the RTV pulled out a bit of filler. Not a commonplace occurrence! 60ml of liquid fills the mold. Model supplies can be found almost...

MUHHU HAHA Hahaha! Material order arrived today! :yipee: The vertical base took total of 770 grams of Mold Max 10. This is the most ridiculous mold I ever have made. There is 1030 grams of Mold Max 10 in the trial size plastic jar. If it works like it should, I will be casting bases with...

I am thankful for my friends in the Great White North, Stan Rogers for his songs of Canadian maritime and misadventures, His son, Nathan and brother, Garnet's continuing musical talents and that Christmas shopping that can now commence with whatever $$ CAN Trudeau hasn't straggled from the...

The 1/12 Caterham speed-buggy you desire is available from aftermarket model Buccaneers. Holly Molly, she is spendy! I imagine you know this already.

My "Eleanor" model kit is the JoHan 1/72 Curtiss P-40B/C 2-in-1 kit USAAC and AVG markings let you choose your option. In an early '70's IPMS USA journal The Squadron Shop add. listed this model kit. The JoHan kit never materialized. It was cancelled in 1973. It is rumored that the 1969...

Is the any old 4-wire telephone cable lying about at your place?

Helene victims have a voice.

"Madness and Brilliance. It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide." Captain Jack Sparrow My intention was not to rent space in your head. That being said, Bravo, Cap! I applaud the use of the brawny, gas-guzzing 345 over the wimpy 304! :yipee:

"Madness and Brilliance. It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide." Captain Jack Sparrow Thanks Paddy!

Beats me. Maybe I'm too big a pain in the ass with not enough revenue to justify it. I tried several different products/volumes with the same result. SOOooooo............. I went to Smooth-On's parent site and bought what I needed from their on-line store. Pricing and shipping was exactly the...

Aww.............Thanks Markie! Did Don's tools get put to good use?

Our ride to Club meetings is 50 miles. Picking up Ol' Ray Powers takes extra time. He has been a good friend and modeler for many years. It is worth the extra effort. He is one of the 2 "old guys" left. Greg lives in Punta Gorda, FL. In truth, everyone who comments here is sort of...

It looks as if Reynolds Materials has "kicked me out of the Club". Attempts to order more of my favored materials have failed. The base project is stalled until I find a different supplier. BFA!! :bat :vmad:

https://tlarmodels.com/ols/products/american-hakko-products-non-magnetic-tweezers These are quality, American-made beauties! I also use my Tamiya tweezers for making dinky bends in P/E.

I have often have troubles deciding where the "Stopping Point" is. This is it! In the late 1800's, it is doubtful that a battery of cannon would guard a bend in the Fraser river in wintertime, but I made a shit-ton of resin 24-pounders and I wanted to put a few of them to work, beside the pair...