crackerjazz

Looking great, Joel! And I think we'll forever be puttying and sanding : ( That's what modeling is about, it seems.

Hey, wait, I thought laser printers are a no-no because of the powder toners? The powder smudges, especially when clear-coated, no?

Looking forward to your progress on the boarding ladder. Hopefully you can find really small punches.

Beautiful job, Eric! Can you tell us how you did the weathering?

Ultra-cool! : ) Mind if I ask what gauge aluminum strip you used? Is there any bobbing compared to the wire you used before -- I'm guessing it's more solid.

Thommo, B.Sin, thanks so much, gents! Frank99, you're heaven-sent!

Hi, Manfred, what do you think about brake fluid like they do to strip off paint? Or lacquer thinner (the industrial, hardware store kind). I have some of Vincent's LM parts I haven"t cleaned yet but I'm not sure if I want to sacrifice one and watch the part dissolve.

Beautiful work! And amazing cockpit!

Welcome aboard, Tato : ) We hope to see your 1/48 Phantom builds soon!

Very nice! Looks like a real Tomcat in those outdoor pics!

Very realistic! and just 1/72, wow!

That's sacrilege, Bill : ) Please -- no mention of such or it will kill our fantasies. Hey, do you remember that movie called Capricorn One? : )

I thought you were building a simulator from harvested parts : ) Great pic, thanks!

Fantastic job, Pete!!! Love that dio!

Killer work on those seats, Aigore! That cockpit is looking mighty realistic. Your Intruder is looking like a real war machine now.