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I did consider fixing the gear later, but I was concerned about damaging the stump at a point it would be even harder to fix. So I went with the foam block for it to sit in. I use Vallejo paints mostly because they're easily available to me here. I'm an expat working in Abu Dhabi, and there's...

I'll check it out, thanks! I'm doing one of the other set of markings in the kit. First it was because I wanted one with the cheek guns, but later I also realized masking for the bat would be tricky. Even with a mask set, the Vallejo pulls up very, very easily.

Yes, while I'm pausing I'm cleaning it. Messy bench, messy mind, right? I do find there's a correlation between mistakes and the state of my workspace.

Hello all, I posted an introduction some months ago but haven't since. Part of that is because I was working on a Beaufighter than met a tragic end at the hands (paws?) of our cats. So, I went to this B-25. It's my first Eduard kit and my first time working with photoetch. I've been enjoying...

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Like Paul Simon said, you can call me Al.

It's the same Havoc in the top and bottom pictures. I mostly just wanted to share a photo of my workbench :coolio1: The ship is the Zvezda kit of the Varyag. Neat little kit, except the boats didn't quite get molded, so I only had enough to put them on one side. I hope the crew doesn't have to...

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It's an ok kit. No bomb bay, can't easily open the top gunner's position. Fit is so-so. All Vallejo acrylic paints.

I got back into the hobby a couple years ago when my father-in-law asked me to put together a submarine model for him. Before that it had been quite a few years since I'd built anything. I just finished the A-20, next up is an Airfix 1/72 Bristol Beaufighter.