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that's my point!

Working on the IP, the decals are amazing, much like the ol' WnW cockpits the instrument dials are for the most part individual. Vallejo black for the panel, Mission paints for the RAF interior color. I gloss coated it to take the IP. I'll seal it with some flat to knock that texture off, it...

Very nice! Really appreciate including the instructions and products. Looks great!

These are my finished displays. I got no space in the house for them, that's why I got a shed, all her stuff is in the house.

My knees are killing me, last several weeks. I don't want to go to orth because first thing they say is surgery when I know some rehab can do some good, it's healing slowly but I also started this stuff this week. Guess it takes a while for it to get in your system. I'll get Cindy to pickup some...

Nice, you've got a diverse interest. Same here, I'll build most anything. I'll get a shot of where I got my finished goods are.

I don't think you're adding enough scale on your photos for folks to understand how freakin' small this stuff is.

Great thing about those things is no one can tell you it's wrong.

What a cast of characters!

You get so much insight actually walking the grounds. I've read about the battle of Cowpens many times and not until I walked the battlefield did I understand how you could hide another line of troops over rolling hills. Great looking pup also! :mpup

Oh man, that looks fine! Looking forward to more. :popcorn

Cavalry guidon? Plains war era?

Good luck on the parts Steve. Welcome aboard! Let's see some of your work if you'd like. :popcorn

:soldier Glad you're pressing on Tim.

Love it, far as I'm concerned they are models. You pick up ideas and techniques painting things things that can be applied to other stuff. Figure painting, tank painting, aircraft painting, they all can share techniques across the board.

My wife can't stand when I point out issues in movies. Sorry, if they have a 50 star US flag on the flag pole when Churchill is meeting Ike I'm not watching the damn movie!

Had to google this...no clue.

Put it up on blocks in an old work shop and you have a fantastic display.

Wow James, that's great. Thanks for sharing your technique for sculpting. In my mind I would have thought you would layer like a full shirt on top of the tee shirt but all you really did was add specific layers, collar, hem for the sleeve, pockets. Really neat, thanks, this looks fantastic.

Really nice James. Lot of love in that first one. Both the subject and the skill.