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Latest Acquisitions I feel for you, and here we are whinnin about bein in the hi 20's, 80 +/- for the metric illiterate. Then there was this July 24 2016 by nsmekanik, on Flickr Translation: 129.2 degrees F :evil: , end of July last year in Las Vegas...... Latest Arrival(s), $28.15 Canajun...

It's just more or less a temporary fix to view pics in posts that would otherwise not be viewable. o can still link a folder in Pbucket and all the pics will be viewable

It is discussed here: www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/125705-photobucket-fix/ Chrome Extension Firefox Extension

Issues....uhm yes....issues..... Yes, there are a few issues......... I know I know...... :frantic

:thumbsup :notworthy: Beauty Paul :bgrin :drinks

Why thank you James Maybe I should work on finishing something that's actually going together well or finish that D-9.....I'll just leave this here, what was I thinking....well I wasn't apparently :facepalm X4 :frantic IMG_0812 by nsmekanik, on Flickr And moving on to a more positive...

That's my excuse for all the (massive) amount of not (quite) built kits I have :woohoo: , that they "can" be (in some cases) built is a bit of a selling point though :bgrin And in sticking with the basic definition of a model, A cheap imitation of the real thing, I do get a bit of sadistic...

One of my Favorite cold war Aircraft and a serious attempt at something different. Got it roughly a year ago and, of course things went horribly wrong. After doing a bit of reading I settled on grabbing a tin of Humbrols equivalent for Extra dark sea gray. Since I had some AreoMaster Sky I was...

Dontcha know, they don't make kits for you to build, they make them for you to buy :evil: :popcorn waiting to see how the engineering department wrangles it's way out of this one :bgrin :drinks

Vietcong Sniper 1/35 :popcorn :drinks

Can't really add anything to what's already been said :popcorn :drinks

Roden Opel 3.6-47 DAK Omnibus Thread Hijack in progress What I find works well is to take either thin stretched sprue or very fine plastic rod and glue it to the frame so the clear piece butts up against it. Inside or outside really doesn't matter and what little, if any, that remains...

And just because here is another shelf Queen :bgrin IMG_0658 by nsmekanik, on Flickr 20170420_162739_zpsgrejxpqj by nsmekanik, on Flickr 20170420_162742_zpsd4pdgi1v by nsmekanik, on Flickr IMG_0657 by nsmekanik, on Flickr 20170420_214534_zpsflopefbc by nsmekanik, on Flickr...

The technique isn't exactly complicated, simply make a small pile of Johnson's baby/Talcum powder, dampen a Qtip, stick it in the powder which will turn it into a bit of a paste on the Qtip, and scrub away on your plastic piece. I press down firmly on the end of the Qtip to get some direct...

I can see you now :rotf