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VERY well done! Jeff

another view:

My Tamiya 48th A6M2 Zero in Saburo Sakai's markings in early '42. Enjoy. Jeff

another pic:

My Trumpeter MiG-3 using my new 'studio' technique of photography: Comments welcome. Jeff

That's why we store it in the fridge...... Jeff

Here's another shot I took using the studio set up for the final article pics. let me know what you think. Jeff

T A M I Y A tape is the way to go. After a disaster with clear scotch tape I vowed never to go that route again. Try Squadron.com They have Tamiya tape. If that fails you can use 3M blue painters tape. Just lay a strip out on a pice of glass or a mirror and cut strips to suit the widths you need. Tamiya tape is nice because you can 'see' thru it somewhat compared to 3M blue, which is opaque. What I do is lay the Tamiya tape over the clear part and use a NEW, SHARP #11 blade and hold the part up to the light and carefully trim to the framing lines. It takes a bit of patience and practice

last for now until the build article:

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Here are some pics of my recent completion of Hasegawa's 1/48 F6F-3. I used the CE corrected cowl. Other than that evrything else is OOB. Enjoy. Jeff

Thanks for all the nice comments guys! Jeff :)

Excellent!!!! :) Makes me want to build the Has Rufe I have in my stash. Jeff

last one..... Jeff

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Here are the preliminary test shots of my 1/32 hasegawa Fw-190A-8 for an upcoming article. Be warned these are crude, down and dirty ones. Better quality for the article to be sure. Jeff

Very nice! Jeff

Thanks again guys. Look for some pics in the next day or two of my recently completed Fw-190a-8 in Heinz Bar colors. Jeff

Best 109 out there in 32nd. If you didn't know, the Revell and RoG offerings of the G-4 are re-boxings of the Hasegawa 109 with additional details (resin wheels) and omission of certain bumps from the Hase G-6. The Hasegawa 109's are the best ones available. If you see a Revell version fear not and buy it. Jeff

and a close-up of the office:

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Some quick and dirty shots of my 32nd Revell Bf-109G-4. Better ones will follow for the upcoming construction article. Enjoy..... Jeff

Man, what a soap opera. Jeff