My polishing wheels were 'done' so saw this at Lidl Markets for only $3USD, why not?
Regards,
Regards,
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To help square up scratch-building angles:
... and a great book on the PZL11c with builds of all the latest models (no Heller or LTD within):
Click ^ to see inside!
Regards,
... and a great book on the PZL11c with builds of all the latest models (no Heller or LTD within):
Click ^ to see inside!
Regards,
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Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Where did you get the machinists square from Saul?
Amazon... made in China so probably not the best but smaller than the fancy one I have been using (as my workspace gets tighter and tighter with crap). :P
I wanted to use my Amazon Rewards.
Regards,
RichB
Well-known member
Time to catch up on some acqusitions. First up are some additions to the library.
Great ideas for damaged and abandoned subjects.
Dedicated to British/Commonwealth Subjets. There is a Volume 2 on the way.
While aimed at 1:1 restorers, it has lots of good detailing shots for the model builder. Many of the mechanical details are applicable to US Jeeps as well.
The AK Books were picked up from a Black Friday sale on-line.
For some reading time, the author has written several books on Canadian battles and campaigns. The Scheldt Campaign was were my uncle was killed. In the book the author interviewed a gentleman that had been in his section and related how and were he died.
Cheers,
Rich
Great ideas for damaged and abandoned subjects.
Dedicated to British/Commonwealth Subjets. There is a Volume 2 on the way.
While aimed at 1:1 restorers, it has lots of good detailing shots for the model builder. Many of the mechanical details are applicable to US Jeeps as well.
The AK Books were picked up from a Black Friday sale on-line.
For some reading time, the author has written several books on Canadian battles and campaigns. The Scheldt Campaign was were my uncle was killed. In the book the author interviewed a gentleman that had been in his section and related how and were he died.
Cheers,
Rich
jknaus
Administrator
I wondered about getting that British at War book but go the Jeep one instead. What are your thoughts on the British at War? Terrible Victory is a fantastic book but so saddening, maddening, and depressing. Definitely not a fan of Monty. I've got all of Zuehlke's books and he is my favourite military author. Makes the subject so insteresting.
James
James
RichB
Well-known member
It is a good book with lots of good tips. Most of the articles do not go in depth into building the kit, the main focus is on painting and weathering. Building and ground work construction and finishing techniques are also discussed in the articles. Having said that, the techniques shown don't need to be rigidly followed but adapted to suit your style. Some of the builds are over weathered for my taste (tracks welded on the hull side as extra armour caked with mud), stowage is not always properly secured or is stowed incorrectly (tarps and fuel cans on and around the exhaust system). In addition to the articles, there are additional pages with photos of completed British vehicles. The photos are clear and crisp but some of the colours appear a bit off, probably due to the printing process. It isn't a complete AK love fest when is comes to finishing the models as the builders have used products from other suppliers and they are identified when used.
If you are a fan of Commonwealth vehicles it is good to see them getting some attention and it will be a useful reference. It appears that Volume 2 is out in Europe but I haven't seen it listed on this side of the pond yet.
Cheers,
Rich
Now, to find suitable 
decals! Click to see the box contents!
Regards,
decals! Click to see the box contents!Regards,
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
That is awesome Saul! On one of my other Forums, someone is already building one.
While we have seen this (twice?) before. I blame James for this! 
Without the obnoxious sticker...
Front
Back
Regards,
Without the obnoxious sticker...
Front
Back
Regards,
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Spade drill bits. Do they work well Saúl?
I need to try them. James and another person had them for a while. No word on them not being able to use it so, I got them. I plan to countersink some PE hatches onto a aircraft fuel tank.
Regards,
jknaus
Administrator
When they came out I got some and I did a review I think. Will have to dig back a bit. I think it was on a French tank I did some stuff.
James
jknaus
Administrator
I did the test on a Pz IV turret.
I think Saul is a bit more thorough on his assessments though.
James
Circular Drill Hole Blades for all scales
I got another new tool, this time from Alexen Model. I first saw this on a build on Face Book although I dont remember which one. The fellow was using PE scre heads and needed to make a small hole for them. Now after doing the same thing on my...
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I think Saul is a bit more thorough on his assessments though.
James
Rhino
Super Moderator
Santa brought me one of THESE for Christmas! A stunning 1/700 Royal Navy Light carrier kit.
AND! I found another chunk of this cool shower wall stuff on a job site! It's 33 X 23 X 2 inches. Anybody who wants a chunk of it for a base, PM me with the size you want & your address and I'll mail it off to you! It's great for Armor/terrain and ship/ocean bases.
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Nice scores Barney! Happy Birthday man!
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Xmas present.....
