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Some really nice work going on here as usual :notworthy: :popcorn I couldn't resist playing.........serial starter that I am :frantic I few bits cleaned up and test fitted, while there are a few niggles, such as a bit of mold misalignment at the rear of the main gun assembly/recuperator...

Latest Acquisitions I'll throw in another plug for Freetime Hobbies as well, just received an order for AK's new line of Real Colors paint from them as no in Canada seems to carry them just yet IMG_1138 by nsmekanik, on Flickr So for anyone in Canada who may be interested in buying some they...

Latest Acquisitions Thanks for the replies Guys :bgrin so far I've got the primer covered then at least. I've had a decent run with Bob Smith glue as well. Thanks for review, I will be looking into getting some very soon. :drinks

Latest Acquisitions I've been eyeing this one over the years and finally took the plunge :yipee IMG_1137 by nsmekanik, on Flickr Nicely cast with no air bubbles I can see IMG_1136 by nsmekanik, on Flickr as this will be my first complete resin kit I need to look into best glues and primer...

I've got a couple of disasters on the bench but this is the one I'm concentrating on at the moment, Tamiya's 1/48 GAZ 67. Kind of an ongoing re-repainting excersize on futility so to speak. Long boring story :oldguy If at first you don't succeed, go drink something numbing :bgrin Before...

Your doing Tom proud I'd say, lookin good Mr.Pual :good :bgrin :drinks

Newish......what am I talking about, she's probably finished more kits this year then I've finished in the last 5 :facepalm and that wouldn't take much :frantic Mark you are a modeling machine :good it's nice to see some Canuk stuff (who am I to talk) lookin good :thumbsup Since it was...

It's always good to see a new(ish) plastic addict entering into the fold, altough by the looks of things this does not appear to be her first rodeo, looking forward to viewing the finished product :popcorn :mpup

Congrats on the finish and good job :good that turned out real nice :bgrin :drinks

Actually it's a 1/48 HobbyBoss T34 that I overwhelmed myself with in an earlier life that I'm on the verge of resurecting :drinks

Just to prove I'm not a total slacker :frantic ... IMG_1104 by nsmekanik, on Flickr IMG_1108 by nsmekanik, on Flickr IMG_1083 by nsmekanik, on Flickr I am a total fan of Hualer etch, luvely stuff to work with :bgrin :drinks

Beauty Dave :bgrin :drinks

Lately I've been playing with a nice pair of Jugs....I'm such a naughty boy :evil: I'll post up some pics for a view when I'm done...... :bgrin It's just to much time spent at work and on the internet and not enough time at the bench and taking a bit of a posting hiatus :drinks

Boy there sure is some nice stuff being posted up :good Mine is Dragons 1/72 T34/76 Mpodel 1941 IMG_0570 by nsmekanik, on Flickr IMG_0571 by nsmekanik, on Flickr IMG_0572 by nsmekanik, on Flickr IMG_0573 by nsmekanik, on Flickr IMG_0574 by nsmekanik, on Flickr :drinks

Really depends on how much can be seen once the cowls and props are in place, you might find if you spray the backing in gloss black, add some pushrods and paint up the cylinders that the kit parts are at least adequate.

but personaly I don't mind a bit

HANSA - BRANDENBURG W.29 NOV. 11th update... A real work of art Luiz :notworthy: :drinks

Never surrender :fencing but there are times when it is not unwise to pull back regroup and reorganize. A tactic which may well have the added bonus of leaving ones adversary to suffer the misconception that they have you on the run and will thereby develop a tidy degree of overconfidence in...

I like to brush on some Mr.Surfacer on my seems and things to check for flaws and find it works a treat for filling in nicks dings and even very deep narrow trenches. Dries fast and sands easily, I've got a bottle of 1000 I use strictly for brush work and a jar of 1200 that I'm using as a primer...

Canopies......ugh things haven't gone well in this department so it will be parked up agian for a bit :drunk