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It has been 17 years since I had my by pass surgery. I have been watching your builds for that long. They never fail to impress, Paddy, no matter what or how you work through things. You are one of those top shelf modeler type of guys.

No pics yet but I have two. one in 32 and the Tamiya one in 48. I'll get pics up as soon as I can get some things cleared up around here. I have been busy with a persnickety yard tractor. Blade brake, PTO cable and deck leveling. It take me a couple of days to get up off of the ground when doing...

I am already started the ICM B-26 Marauder for D-day + 80 years.

Get on with it, man.

Looks out standing

I thought that this was the WWII out fit of the ship. I then noticed the ABLs and the CHAFF launchers. Great building anyway. Keep going.

It is always good to watch you build the mostly impossible kits, Paddy.

Yeah, real hard to see. I tried flipping them over but it is either the phone camera or the photographer, most likely the latter.

Got these from the show this past Saturday. Corrected by Sharkmouth:

A close up of the previous 88 pic.

There are a few more to come

More to come later

The turnout was awesome. Over 400 models on the table by the time judging began. roughly 25 vendors with multiple tables. This was our first year at the GSB awards and I think that it worked out nicely. here are some pics of the show. Not in any particular order.

Saturday is our annual show here in Tulsa. If it is anything like last year it will be a blow out. It is being held at the Park Church of Christ, 10600 east 96th st. It will be held in the youth center. https://www.tulsaipms.org/ I hope if you are in the area you will come in and enjoy...

Somebody needs to get the bos'n and get a working party to holly stone that deck

That looks almost flawless, Paddy.

A lot of the car guys here in my area usually sand with the high count paper as Bob said. then a high gloss clear. We usually use 2K but that me be unavailable in the UK. I would go with a high gloss lacquer or just try liquor. In the last instance it probably wont matter anyway. :lol:

It is hard for me to believe that this is a plastic kit. A bang up build.

A couple of guys that are club members here in Tulsa went there. Butch Bryan and his 32 Bell X-1 and Greg Kittenger with his 72 scale Tunnan in UN livery. Both of these guys are superior modelers in their own right. Thanks for the pics.