neu
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Hooly sheet....this canopy could be a stand alone model! Incredible! Congratulations!
Greetings, neu
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What a great job! I'd be interested to a set in 1/48 if possible. What is exactly included in the set? 2 stencil set for each missiles?
Thanks in advance!
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Hey Raymond! It's looking great on the Photos! Don't worry about it! Good job!
Greetings, neu :(
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Hoolly shhheeeeet! I can't belive it....can't wait to see the progress! Keep the pictures coming!
Greetings, neu
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KMC MJ-1 Bombloader in 1/32
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Actually not in the mail, and not today, but I recently picked up the 1/350 Trumpeter Nimitz....
Greetings, neu :huh:
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Thanks for the link guys! :huh:
I'll see what I can do when I start it
Greetings, neu
ps: further ideas are welcome!
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I don't think it's too long, but there are some problems with the shape from an angle...by the way it's far the most accurate Hornet on the market in this scale. All others has problems overall
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Koszi :huh: Megnezem
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I don't have FSM here
But thanks any way.Greetings, neu
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Hi
Yesterday I got my 1/350 Trumpeter USS Nimitz. I plan to build it to represent the look of '77/78 cruise and the famous colorful CVW-8 airwing. I was wondering how to achieve a realistic water. If you know a good net resource about making water other than the one here in the Tool 'n' Tipc, and Steelnavy, please let me know! Please keep in mind that I can't use solutions that needs to "bake" the diorama in an oven, becouse of the size of the diorama. (more than 1m/3feet long). Also note that I need lot of water...
Any ideas?
Greetings, neu
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Updated again today. 3 pics here
Greetings, neu
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I'm back ;)
Okay....some "improvements" since the last update:
- Scratchbuilt opened refueling probe
- Landing gears (turned nose landing gear with the small red/yellow/green lights :lol: )
- Scratchbuilt gear well doors
- Weathering
- Pylons with some mods
- HUD :lol:
- Scratchbuilt windshield, it's thin enough for this scale, the main canopy is still in progress with the internal details
- Exhaust nozzles
- Added the yellow canopy release handle to the ejection seat
Some pics:
I don't have too much time for this or any other projects as we bought a new home and there are lot to do. But I hope you like it!
Greetings, neu
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Hey, thanks for the kind words Tony! :)
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You can make a new canopy using thermaform. I just made mine few days before on my 1/144 F-18C becouse the original was too thick.
Greetings, neu ;)
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3 box of 1/144 F/A-18s from Raptor22, Ultracast filletless tail for early mustang in 1/48 from Bodo, 1/144 F-14A (new tool) and 1/144 E-2C from I.Illes. Both are great guys
Greetings. neu
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Yes I know him. We've made trades few times, and dropping email to each other sometimes. Why?
Greetings, neu
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This is my updated good trader list.
Patrcik Spitaels / Belgium
Lyle Katchur / Canda
Ken Middleton / USA
Rick Geisler / USA
Bob Binder / USA
John Bibay / Usa
Fabio D'Angelo / Brazil
Andrew Renshaw / USA
Fred Krause / USA
Dan Jackson / USA
David Howard / USA (e-bay)
John Tooley / USA
Gabor Barna / Hungary
Istvan Zsoldos / Hungary
Tony Morgan / USA
Illes Istvan / Germany
Ming Ho / USA
Boguslaw Slotwinski / Poland
Greetings, neu
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Yes I know it's not that elegant, but usually using modeling clay and small pieces of fishing lead...
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Anything is fine that has a TAC at the end
If you describe it to a personnel in the shop, he/she'll know what you're looking for.Greetings, neu
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I never thought that the TA-4J is the best of Skyhawks....but this one is beutifully done, and I really love it! Congratulations!
Greetings, neu
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Thanks for the valuable ideas gusy, you're great!
Greetings, neu
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I have a dentist friend..I just arrived from him an hours before :))) I'll check his toolbox next time :D
Thanks, neu
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Hi
I faced to a problem while I made the cockpit details of my 1/144 Hornet (you can see it in my banner). My smallest tools are huge to superdetailing this scale. I'm wondering where can I found the proper tools for working with VERY small parts. Any ideas, sources, photos of you're stuffs are appreciated!
Happy modeling!
Greetings, neu
Canopy mask over Future
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Hi there
This is the first time when I want to use future on canopy and paint masks. I'm a bit afraid if the mask is going to pull up the future layer when removing it. Does anybody have bad experiences with it? Should I start? :)
Greetings, neu :P