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Hello, below is what is left for sale.
Mission Models Paint List
Color Qty
Grey Primer 2
White Primer 3
RLM 02 1
RLM 65 1
RLM 66 1 (about 85% full)
RLM 70 1 (about 90% full)
RLM 71 1 (about 90% full)
RLM 74 1 (about 85% full)
RLM 75 1
RLM 76 1
White 1 (About 95% full)
Black 1 (About 85% full)
Worn Tire Black 1 (About 90% full)
USN BlueGrey 1
USN/USMC Sea Blue 1
Intermediate Blue 1
Mitsubishi Green 2
Aotake Blue 1
Primer 4oz/120ml 4
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Hello, I have the following list of Mission Models paint for sale. I am selling a total of 46 bottles of paint, primer or flat/gloss coats and four 4 oz bottles of thinner. See the list below for colors and quantities. I prefer to sell as a lot, but I am willing to break up the lot and sell in smaller quantities. If you want to buy the lot I am asking $115.00 plus shipping, or if you are in the EU €100.00 plus shipping. Individual bottles are $2.75/€2.50 for the paint and $4.50/€4.00 for the thinner. Shipping to the United States will be via either USPS Priority or Surface mail and the shipping cost is from Chicago to your address. For EU buyers shipping will be from Germany to your address within the EU. I accept PayPal or a Money Order for payment and you can contact me either via PM here or at: ernest.roth@outlook.com.
Thank you for looking!
Mission Models Paint List
Color Qty
Grey Primer 3
White Primer 4
Black Primer 1
Flat Coat 1
Gloss Coat 1
RLM 02 2
RLM 65 2
RLM 66 2 (One about 85% full)
RLM 70 2 (One about 90% full)
RLM 71 2 (One about 90% full)
RLM 74 2 (One about 85% full)
RLM 75 2
RLM 76 2
RLM 78 1 (About 95% full)
RLM 79 1
RLM 80 1
White 1 (About 95% full)
Black 1 (About 85% full)
Worn Tire Black 1 (About 90% full)
Gloss Sea Blue 1
Light Gull Grey 1
Light Grey 1
USN BlueGrey 2
USN/USMC Sea Blue 2
Intermediate Blue 2
US Interior Green 1
Mitsubishi Green 2
Aotake Blue 1
Primer 4oz/120ml 4
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I recently posted several items for sale and have received several email inquiries about shipping costs from my address. I thought I would post a short explanation how shipping from/to an active duty military member, or a civilian who works for the military, that is stationed overseas works to shed a little light on the subject.
I am a soldier stationed in Germany, we use what is known as the Army Post Office (APO) for our mail. The bad thing about that is we can only use the USPS as a shipping agent. The good news is that we pay the same shipping rates for mail that folks pay in the lower 48 states. The mailing hub where mail changes from control between the USPS and the Military Postal Service (MPS) is in Chicago for units based in Europe and the Middle East. Postage rates are calculated using Chicago as the nexus that to/from shipping costs are calculated by.
APO’s provide two types of shipping for things like models Priority and Ground. Shipping via Priority lets one choose between two types of shipping: Flat Rate and non-Flat Rate. A large Flat Rate box costs $18.85 to/from any address in the lower 48 states. In my experience, most kit boxes will fit into a large Flat Rate box. Often it is cheaper to go with a non-Flat Rate box; the closer you are to Chicago the greater the chance a non-Flat Rate box will be cheaper. For example, let’s take a 3.5 pound box with the dimensions of 24”x6”x12”. Shipping that box to say Dallas, TX in a non-Flat Rate box will cost $16.45, and you can probably get two kits in the box. Obviously, a non-Rate box is the way to go here. Normally, 4-8 business days after the package is mailed, it arrives at its destination.
The second way to ship a package is via USPS Ground, which means the package will travel by ship and not plane. It costs $13.97 to ship a package the same size and weight as the one above. However, it can take up to 8 weeks for delivery.
There is a “Media” shipping option, but the APO representative told me that was only for things like books and CDs.
I hope my fellow modelers find the above information helpful.
Ernest
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Hello, I am selling most of my 1/48 scale aircraft and AM stuff. I accept PayPal or a Money Order and shipping will be via the USPS. Interested buyers can contact me by replying to this topic, sending me a PM here, or emailing me at: ernest.roth@outlook.com.
Aircraft:
Dragon Ju88 C-6 NIB sprues still sealed w/most of an HGW seatbelt set (one seatbelt was used from the set): $20.00
Accurate Miniatures SBD-3 Dauntless (Got this kit in a trade, it has extra sprues from another AM SBD-3 kit and a few of the cockpit subassemblies were started): $15.00
Revell of Germany Bf110 G2/R3 NIB: $10.00
Eduard FW190 A-6 NIB (Includes Master Models FW190 turned brass Barrel Set and True Details Wheels): $20.00 (Pending)
Eduard FW190 A-8 ProfiPack NIB (Includes Master Models FW190 turned brass Barrel Set, True Detail Wheels and HGW laser cut seatbelt set): $30.00
Revell of Germany Ju88 A-4 NIB (Includes HGW Luftwaffe seatbelt set): $20.00
After Market (All in Like New Condition Unless Otherwise Noted):
HGW Albatros DIII, DV, DVa Seatbelt set: $5.00
CMK BMW 801 Engine: $10.00
Extra Tech BMW 801 Engine: $10.00
Verlinden Products Luftwaffe Service Platform: $15.00
CMK Bomber Pilot and Ground Crewman: $5.00 (Pending)
Eduard Luftwaffe Personnel: $10.00 (Pending)
ICM German Luftwaffe Ground Personnel: $10.00 (Pending)
Fine Molds U.S. Aircraft Seatbelt Set: $10.00 (Pending)
Thank you for looking,
Ernest
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Email sent.
I have a sealed Revell JU-52/3M kit#85-5612
22.00 plus shipping
Would prefer to stay within the CONUS
but if you want to pay twice or more than what I am asking for the kit in postage then feel free
contact licin(at)comcast(dot)net
I do PPal or M.O./Personal Check
Max Bryant
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Hi Chris, thank you for the kind words. I used Microscale Crystal Clear dabbed on the antenna line using a toothpick. I took the photos last week and since then I have painted the insulators white, making them look much more realistic as that is what the color of them were.
Getting the two seams taken care of that run along the nose is a pretty tough job to get smoothed out perfectly. I did not completely manage to do so, as there is a very faint difference in the curvature of the port and starboard sides. I used the "hairspray technique" for the majority of the chipping effects, supplemented by a silver pencil. The effect turned out pretty well on the prop.
I agree with your comment about the lighting. When I took the photos I wanted to make it look as if the scene was taken in the harsh North African light, and I ended up over doing it a bit. The fact that I was too lazy to setup my photo tent and used my airbrush cabin as an ersatz one probably did not help matters much. I will likely end up shooting new photos, using the tent, in the future.
Sincerely,
Ernest
Very nice 14 you have there :)/> For some reason I especially like the weathering of the prop blades. Will try to copy that on my next 109 ;)/> How did you create the isolators on the antenna?
Also, very clean work on the nose area! I built that kit, too, and it was a little struggle for me to get it all clean there.
I would love to see the faded paintjob in a different lighting setup. I think your lamp "overpowers" the paintjob in the images a bit.
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Hi guys, following are several shots of a Hasegawa Bf109 F-4 Trop kit that I recently completed. I added an Aires AM cockpit, and brass barrel tips, but the rest of the build is oob. The resin Marseilles figure came with the kit. I wanted to represent the aircraft as fairly faded; this being a common occurrence in the North African desert. The plane represents one that Marseilles flew circa May-June 1942, and is shown shortly after he had obtained his 100th aerial victory. The base is a simple piece of wood that I routered the edges of, varsinished and than applied a plaster mix to. The stones are cat litter.
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Nice build! I think your mottling looks just fine. You blended the colors very well with the edges having a very pleasing to the eye feathered look. I think your weathering is also nicely executed.
Ernest
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Wow!! Super job on the NMF's. They are really tough to bring off right, but you certainly hit the mark with both builds. Real eye catchers.
Ernest
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Absolutely beautiful build!
Ernest
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Super job all around. The ordanance and markings look really fantastic.
Ernest
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Very nice build! Your airbrushing turned out excellent with very well executed blending and smoothness. I also like the weathering that you did.
Ernest
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PM inbound for the Betty bomber.
Sincerely,
Ernest
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Hi guys, the wood organizer is 20" long x 7.5" tall x 5" deep.
Ernest
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Hi all, I have the following items for sell; they are all in good to excellent condition, see photos. I am willing to sell them separately or together. Shipping will be from 09112, and I can ship either USPS Priority Mail (Faster more expensive) or USPS Space Available Mail (Slower slightly cheaper).
Wooden Organizer: $10.00 SOLD
Plastic Organizers: $5.00 each
Round Carousel: $5.00 SOLD
Thanks for looking,
Ernest
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Beautiful build Boris. Your weathering, especially the fading of the paint, is absolutely first rate!
Ernest
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Very nice build. Beautiful paint job.
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Beautiful work Randy! Your panel line wash is absolutely first rate, as is your overall airbrushing. I like how you got the very slight soft edge at the demarcation lines between the colors. Truly, a first class and beautiful build.
Ernest
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Hi all, below is a Cyber Hobby Bf109 E-3 that I recently completed. I used HGW seatbelts, Master Barrels and Radu's radiator screen AM to add a bit of pop to the kit. I also scratch built nearly all the piping and electrical lines for the engine and MG Tray, as well as, the cockpit hood holding spring and the antenna springs, insulators and wind deflectors. I also ended up making the weld lines on the exhausts out of stretched sprue as I had to sand a couple of the moulded ones off while cleaning the parts up. The kit went together very well, with only the engine installation being a bit tricky due to all the piping that I had installed needing to be feed into drilled out holes. The plane is airbrushed with a combination of Tamiya and Vallejo paints to resemble a JG3 aircraft circa mid-August to late September 1940. Weathering was accomplished using a combination of AK interactive, Tamiya and True Earth weathering agents. I used a combination of the hairspray technique and a silver pen and pencil to simulate chipping. I wanted to show a slightly worn look without going overboard. Overall the model turned out pretty well, there are a couple of small errors, and the engine piping is not 100% correct, but it is close.
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Hi Jeff, let me look through my sources today and I will see what I can find. I may be able to scan what I find this weekend and post them to this thread.
Ernest
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Hi Jeff, according to my sources for VT-8's White 64, that was photographed on Henderson Field in Sept 1942 the size of the stars are all 40".
HTH,
Ernest
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Email sent for Academy Graf Spee.
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$55.00 is the reduced price, the original being $65.00.
Ernest
And the new reduced price?
Mission Models Paints for sale
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If anyone is interested I will let the rest of the paint and thinner go for $50.00 plus shipping.
Ernest