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Thanks everyone for the awesome replies. This gives me a good starting point. :victory:

I figured UMM would be the place to go. But I'll see if I whip up something homemade too.

So if I read this right when scribing you lay down...like on a bed? :blink JK of Course! yeah I see what your saying and it makes sense. So what do you use to make the actual line with...scriber wise that is?

It looks like I'll be stepping off into the deep end on my journey into things that fly. Therefor looking of some recommendations and how-toos for panel lines and riveting...in 1/48 scale. :victory:

I LUST for this kit...check your messages Sir Rhino. :vgood:

Rick is looking mighty good! I'm not much into things that float, having never learned the dog paddle. But I need to check out the ol TLAR website...who know I might find something after all. :victory:

This little tanker is coming out great!! Excellent Work! :good:

Congrats on the successful adventure that is TLAR Models! :ro: Fun article to read and some history of TLAR. Rick looks good and I'm looking forward to see him develop. If Rick will be for sale in the future I'll just have to get one for my bench as well. :victory:

So.....While the German MG mounts look similar there are differences depending on the vehicle and copula type. So for now I'm going to assume it is for a late model Panther...Why you ask?...no reason I just like the Panther family more then the over modeled Tiger family. :blink Anywho...I'll...

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Start with some light (when I say light I mean a light coat/layer) pigments on the running gear and see how you like it.

oh shiny!! :coolio1: Happy to see the color issues are a thing of the past.

Wow that thing is a beast! Kool little kit. :coolio2:

I use that Walthers Solvset as well and never had it burn through my paint. That is truly some crazy She-eye-t what happened. :silly::vmad:

Looking good There Big R!! Yep already stated giving it a pin wash will add a ton of interest. Also a pass or two with some good old fashion dry-brushing will pull out the highlites. I personally don't see a need to add mud and such since its a rather unusual subject. Looking forward to seeing...

Excellent Save! :vgood:

A Rocket Plane...Kool. :pilot

That's a kool subject right there! :coolio2:

...But its a dry heat! Looks Excellent, Great Work :vgood: