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Jason may I suggest you put on a pot of coffee, and head over to http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/TNT.htm There is some great content there. Highly recommended! Mark

That Tiger of yours looks the business! What a great job! Are the damaged skirts made of thin brass plate?

Dude download google toolbar or foxlingo or something. It'll translate enough that you get the general idea.

SSM has CAs masters for the 1/72 Hase battroid conversion.

Another very good panel line DIY: http://www.scalespot.com/reference/panellines/panellines.htm

SSM is also offering 1/72 Regults! http://www.starshipmodeler.biz/index.cfm?f...FTOKEN=51890785

Andy thanks for such a great looking kit. +1 for everything PetarB said above. Thank you! Mark

Picked up my VF-4 today Subscribed! Looking forward to the WIP

Your work is brilliant! The masking looks very clean and I love the matt finish. The exhaust might look sharper with an alclad/metaliser gunmetal or exhaust colour, and wow! so many decals! Great work, thank you for sharing the pics. Mark

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Carl I've always wondered why people post email addresses like you have. Is it because of spambots surfing the net for address@email.com and suddenly you're spammed or is it something else? Mark

Kickass Thanks for the pics

It also works well if you spray an aluminium or rust pattern before you add the salt. Then, when you remove the salt, you see the 'bare metal' or corrosion.

Interested for one please.

Hi mate. Nope, never heard of the procedure but it makes a lot of sense. The dio wasn't really planned - after my 2yr old daughter knock the Spitfire off the bench, the undercarriage broke. I scratchbuilt to fix it. When she was 3 she played with it and broke it again. Well, she's 4 now and I decided to make a dio with it rather than toss the model. In fact, the only research I did was to see if they ever had metal props on Spitfires (cause I bent them around for the crash scene). Cheers!

Smooth work Berttt. Looks awesome. Mate I am 100% certain I'll be hitting you up for a how-to on those leading edge flaps, cause they look the business! Love it.

Thanks Berttt! My wife liked the pics but hacked on me about having gum trees in a photo of western Europe... rivet counter!

Ok, three months later and whilst waiting for paint to dry I sorted out those sockets on the figures! Mark [attachmentid=42886][attachmentid=42885] [attachmentid=42875] [attachmentid=42883] [attachmentid=42884]

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That looks so cool. Did you use spakfilla for the dirt? What did you use to make the stone sidewalk?

Brett that looks VERY nice mate. Especially so considering the scale. What's the history of the Kittengrad? Nice weather on the tank. Any more pics dude?

Great work there! Moscato destroids look like tough hombres. What is the white weathering on the feet? Just pastel?

Excellent tip, thanks very much

Kyle that looks flawless. What a great job! How did you weather the paint? The surface looks a little faded like it has been in service a few years. Did you mist on a coat of white or did the flat coat itself do the trick?? Mark

Me too.