Heavens Eagle
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Looks like you have the plane and the wood for the deck John.
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I don't see the instruction sheet!A couple of new arrivals at my place in the last few days, a Kitty Hawk FJ-2 I found for a reasonable price at Andy's Hobby Headquarters, and an un-named garage kit that I had to pay way too much for.
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Wowzers some great stuff. Keen to hear your take on the Sherman. I hear that one has some issues.I picked up a couple of items the last week or so. This weekend I took advantage of the Sprue Brothers RFM sale.
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Bob Letterman has another Heller sailing ship in his stash that he has always wanted to build up. I have always wanted to build a big one of these (built the little Revell kit when I was a kid) I swapped off several 1/350 kits that I no longer wanted or intended to build and got this and some in-house cash for paint or whatever.
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I will gladly accept Saul's advice on the Sherman and T-34 kits. The Victory I am sure will be a slog and I already know I will have to deal with some minor warpage and will have to scratch build up a piece that broke off and is missing. (the part for the other side is complete for a pattern shouldn't be hard) Also the vaccuformed sails are toast. They were super thin to begin with and are all pretty deformed. I had decided a long time ago to never build a ship with sails again. They tend to hide too much detail and make it harder to handle and keep dust off. This kit is 110cm long or about 44 inches. It will definitely be an impressive beast.
The house reassembly is coming along. The "work" room is mostly set back up (furniture wise) but am weeding out on a lot of stuff and trying to go through everything. I need to go through several large boxes of kits and find them a new home. Lighten my load and make life a little less stress filled.
As I am not a Sherman guru. I am not up on accuracy on this subject. As I can and do make mods all the time, correcting mistakes, minor issues or even building a kit that has fit issues doesn't bother me much. Major incorrect errors like the Hobby Boss A-26 will have me avoiding a kit or passing it on to someone else.W
Wowzers some great stuff. Keen to hear your take on the Sherman. I hear that one has some issues.