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Welcome David, nice work area and nice dio. :dude:

Thanks Paul, its good to know that I am not sounding to Ozzie - i do worry that I may not be easily understood over an internet connection with my accent.:) Yeah, Barney was quietly observing in the top corner and was suddenly gone. :-(

Hey Welcome, I'm an ex CAD/ draughtsman as well. I think you will enjoy the people, the relaxing atmosphere and the great models and info.:vgood:

Excellent! good luck. The key is to be as subtle as possible and just try to enjoy it like its a model itself.

:soldier....Looking better with each step. In the end there is only so much you can do with poor sculpting.

Thanks for organising the calll at a time I could attend. Really enjoyed 'catching-up with the gang. It was great to finally have a chat with Saul (the gangster):):good:.

I looked back throughthepost but I couldn't find a mention about the white plastic card sections inside the hull. What are these for?

No big secret or anything, I thought I had lost a wheel, so I retrieved a spare from the T-72B3M. I have since found the missing wheel. :)

Great colors John. :good:

Bit of slack works as well and always looks a bit more real and dynamic, especially if you are going to beat it up a bit.

The location was why it was chosen. It was isolated, alone, surrounded by coastlines with steep cliffs and the only way to it from Hobart was via Eaglehawk neck...a super thin causway barracaded by police with vicious hunting dogs. And to top that it was on Tasmania (an island at the bottom of...

Here we go again, another version of the T-72, this time its an early B version, the B1. The T-72B, which appeared in the mid-1980s, included a more advanced fire control system, the ability to launch anti-tank guided missiles [ATGMs] through its main gun and enhanced armor protection. The...

Part 5a - Way down south - getting closer to Antartica. ..... next we left Lewisham and ventured to Opossum Bay and then back up and around to the historic Port Arthur convict prison. We went on a night Ghost Tour of the old prison and grounds (which was a lot of fun)that night and then headed...

:soldier :popcorn

Very Nice display. :good:

So True James, I find the same thing with the Russian tanks and the Next Gen Acrylics from Ammo and AK. Ultra Matt works really well to get that 'tooth' with a nice matt surface.

I think it comes down to the detail in the sculpting. I have found that with Tamiya v Dragon etc. Especially with faces and clothing detail - it needs to be 3D but not to much.

I have been driving Japanese cars for 20 years and have never had a single issue.

Looks nice MP, I hear what you are saying about the sand texture...always difficult to keep after glue. The solution is real sand secured with white glue 15%/ water 85% solution. Sprinkle a little on top and in amongst the wheels if you want to go that bit further:good:

I'm in !:vgood: