centaur567
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It's remarkable how you build a masterpiece in such a sort amount of time. Top notch. Gary S.
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Tamiya P38J
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paddy
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Hardly a master piece, once you take pictures of these things you see a world of faults 
gaps that dont show to the naked eye and things that could be cleaned up. I just like the fiddly bits and start to lose interest by the time the thing needs painting or decals, especially decals
I am determined with my next build to pay a little more attention to the detail and finish and i will do it in 1/32 to make it a bit easier. I have started to roll stuff out like a conveyor belt and i need to take stock a bit.
As for speed ?, i am semi retired now so have more time than most.
Cheers
Paddy
gaps that dont show to the naked eye and things that could be cleaned up. I just like the fiddly bits and start to lose interest by the time the thing needs painting or decals, especially decals I am determined with my next build to pay a little more attention to the detail and finish and i will do it in 1/32 to make it a bit easier. I have started to roll stuff out like a conveyor belt and i need to take stock a bit.
As for speed ?, i am semi retired now so have more time than most.
Cheers
Paddy
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Great looking model with plenty of detail - nice!
