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All I see in both of your posts is Spot. Chris

Oh, I don't mind using a hosting service at all. Even on forums where I can use the built-in service, I still usually use Flickr. Mostly because it's just habit now. I'm too old the change now! Chris

So, I have to use Flickr's SHARE option on this forum now. Chris

All they have is the Mr. Hobby Aqueous. I have some of that but it doesn't quite match the Gunze-Sangyo colour. Here is a comparison for the two, photographed from two different angles. Close, but no cigar! Chris

Does anybody in North America have a bottle of this to spare? I used up my last bit spraying my Airfix Hurricane but I still need a bit more for touch-ups. I know it's not made anymore, but the Mr. Hobby Aqueous H-72 doesn't match. Chris

I use Flickr: [img]https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50611791326_de58eaba6e_c.jpg[/img] Or, on the odd occasion that Flickr isn't working, I use Village.Photos: How odd! Flickr has always worked. I've used it here before. Chris

After a 30+ year gap, I have started building kits ( well, one kit ) again and have just started using an airbrush ( Badger 150 IL ). So far, I have used some Tamiya with their X20A thinner and some Gunze-Sangyo Aqueous with Mr. Color Leveling Thinner. Both have worked quite well, with no problems. I've been using 99% Iso for easy cleanup. Chris

Nicely done, but both ailerons shouldn't/wouldn't be down at the same time. They could both be in the neutral position or one up and one down. Also, no yellow on the prop tips? Chris

These: https://www.super-hobby.com/products/Horten-Go-229.html https://www.super-hobby.com/products/Flying-Saucer-Haunebu-II.html https://www.super-hobby.com/products/Focke-Wulf-TL-jager-Flitzer.html https://www.super-hobby.com/products/Arado-Ar555.html https://www.super-hobby.com/products/German-IIWW-experimental-jet-plane-Messerschmitt-Me-P.1099B-Heavy-Fighter.html https://www.super-hobby.com/products/Blohm-and-Voss-BV-P-194.html https://www.super-hobby.com/products/Arado-Ar-240-C-2-Nightfighter.html

Somewhere, a number of years ago, I can across an article online, telling how to make a spiral mask, for any scale. Unfortunately, 3 years ago I suffered a hard drive crash. I was fortunate to not loose too much info, but I did loose that. I haven't been able to find it again. Chris

I've got this AeroMaster sheet: Chris

What advise? You either use the built-in photo/file downloader or you use a photo hosting site like Flickr, Imgur, Village.Photos or some other site. It ain't rocket science. Chris

Some photographic evidence, please! Chris

I got this: Chris

There are plenty of birch trees across the street and down to the river. I'll always have some form of butt cleaner. Chris