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I'm very excited for this kit! If I have enough funds, I might get a couple of them. Looking forward to the release of the B-1B as well. Though in the wrong scale for me!😁

The neo is like a beginners airbrush. It's a decent airbrush and disassembly is easy. Though, you might find the spray pattern a bit lacking. It's good for large coverage, but trying to get in close for fine work leaves a bit to be desired. I use mine mainly for car bodies and simple camo patterns. It is easily cleaned and maintained. For finer details, I have a harder steenback infinity 2n1 that works great.

My wallet is eagerly waiting to hand over my hard earned cash.

I'm getting at least one for sure. But, I think I might wait for the D model to come out as I like that variant better.

Awesome! I have been working on the GWH C model and it fits together beautifully! I have no doubt that this will be an epic build!

Giving how beat up these planes looked, I'd say the weathering looks perfect! As for the prop decals, I would leave it as is. It ties in to the weathering quite well. I can't wait to see what your next masterpiece is!

"Are you sure you saw my keys down here?"

Another outstanding build!

Awesome! Now I can build one of those brand spanking new Iranian fighters they just rolled out a couple of days ago!😄

I got started around 18 years ago. Mine was kind of simple back then. I wanted all of the big models. The bigger, the better. I wanted to impress my brothers and my friends. So, I bought just about all of the big bombers from Monogram and Revell. It just so happened, most of them were in 1/48, with the exception of the B-36 and B-52D which were in 1/72, but still huge. The look on my brother's face when I got not one, but two 1/48 B-1's for Christmas was priceless! So, I started out in 1/48 and kinda just stuck to it. These days, you have a lot more choices to pick from and more coming out every year. I find it is a nice scale to work with. Not too small, and not too big that you don't have any space to display them.(says the guy with six AMT 1/72 kc-135's, four B-52's, a 1/72 B-36, a 1/48 B-24, a 1/48 B-29, two B-58's, and a 1/72 Victor!)

Nice! Do you happen to have any more pics? Would love to see more!

Outstanding as always!

No problems Joel. I find it just a tad bit harder to do automotive models because the finish has to be just about perfect. In my honest opinion, it's just learning another set of skills. But I do find it rather enjoyable to be able to pull off that fantastic shine to the gloss coat! I'm looking forward to seeing it come together!

I also forgot to mention the primer I use. I began using Badger's Stynelrez(another wierd name) primer. It's already prethinned for airbrushing. Levels off extremely well. Even when I hose it on. Also dries pretty fast. It dries to I would say an eggshell finish. Hobbyworld USA carries it. I've been using it for a few months now and I love it! Of course, my experience may vary from others.

Have a look at thescalemodeling channel on YouTube. His name is Tom Rutijer( I really hope I spelled his last name right.). He usually decals first, then a light mist coat over the decals and lets them set for a few seconds. Then he sprays the gloss coat over the entire body. Doing it this way, the solvents in the gloss coat he uses doesn't "eat" the decals. He uses Zero Paints 2k diomand clear.