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This fokker just sounds like more stable engine.

I think another medium for the pins would work better for "snap on". White metal doesn't really play well for snapping back in shape. Now if you could flare the end of the pins once the link is in place...maybe that'll work. Good luck!

Man you better make sure you got all your stuff with ya. Going back to the store would be a major trek. Guess the internet ain't so good up there. Have fun Rich

Gotta love this. There something about seeing the setting sun reflect off the surfaces of the Dr1 in flight. Not to mention Wagner

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Most excellent! :notworthy

Model on Gary :soldier

Well we do have all those hollywood westerns, you know with the guys who play Indians one day then next day they are Italian mobsters,

That's a thirsty little carb.

Mike Brady has several youtube channels and I love them all. https://www.youtube.com/@AirlinerDesignsChannel https://www.youtube.com/@OceanlinerDesigns https://www.youtube.com/@WarshipDesigns

Yeah those ladders gotta go. I see you're a fan of our Pal Mike Brady of ("insert name" Designs).

https://www.sbsmodel.com Love these folks! They made the DH88 kit I fell in love with. They have some great looking products.

Letting the colors dry and will put a wash down in there. Wash should tone down a bit to be behind glass. Then I'll mask off and start primer preshade steps.

Life's too short for that stuff. I bought a very expensive upgrade set for the B58 hustler for an open cockpit build I wanted to do. The "resin" was as steady as the plastic bag army men we use to melt with death rays from magnifying glasses. We're building things in an amazing time for models!

I want to do a road trip over there with the boys.

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Nice sawin' :sawall

Looks sharp Paddy. I thought Magnesium had a slow corrosion rate, I remember someone talking about that on the German tank tracks.

This is modeling. :popcorn