Phil_Flory

Have to say that yes there's some really annoying areas on the kit but in the whole it make a very impressive model when done B) To get around the exhausts I put fod covers on to hide it Enjoy

I think it's great and worth every penny but then again I would There is new videos on using the wash on the site http://www.florymodels.co.uk/weathering-wash/ And the thing to remember is that the colour labels are the new wash and black and white are the older gritty type Q. The wash has separated and gritty? A. Is it the full colour label or the black and white one? The black and white label is the old formula (3 years old) and can clump up The only other thing we have found it the if you use a brush that has thinners on it and pop it in the pot it can course the wash to clump u

Thanks Guys :wub: Yes once the stocks have gone of the promodellers labels, then there be the Flory Models ones

Thanks you all so much the the Revel Monogram Promodeller problems, I'm happy to say it's all over and as you proberly know will be going back to my old Flory models company name As a thank you for all your support I'd like to take you all the Disney land....... but can't afford it so I have put up a full video show on the site for free :) It's the Airfix 109 build I did for issue 3 of the new airfix Magazine and a good back to basics build covering everything from construction to airbrushing and weathering http://www.promodellers.co.uk/weekly-free-video/

My decision to stop selling Revell and endorsing them is becouse of there lack of customer services and the fact they won't talk to me. The trade make question is a separate thing. A s all there trade marks are only registered in the US not the UK OR EU (yes this dose make a massive difference) The promodeller name and logo have been in constant use for the last 5 years and there for have control over them in the UK and EU ( this is from my Lawyers) As I have said it has nothing to do with the product it's to do with there handing over the matter. I know many of you know I can be out spoke

Hi Guy's, Thanks for the support Three things I'd like to make clear. First, When I set up Promodellers 5 years ago, I never thought for one minute that it would get so big and become my full time job and there is no Promodeller know matter how you spell it registered in the UK or EU. Second, This is nothing to do with there products and as I say in the show I'm a fan of there kits and great value in the UK compared with other companies kits. Third, If Revell had come to me and said, Look Phil we're going to bring back the pro modeler range and I think this is going to cause confusion wi

The 120mins is just the video build lengh it took about 60 hours in total

Yes, busy year with 8 Full builds and two tutorial DVDs Bit of a fun video with all the builds to music On the news page here News Page Or the direct link HERE Wishing everyone a great new year and happy modelling

Yes there's one called white Tak and it's oil free so won't leave makes behind If you find it hard to get some let me know as I have a few packs here Hope your enjoying the build

Thanks for all the positive feed back about the wash :D Wishing you all a happy holiday and great new year Phil

Thanks Larry It's on the FAQ page on the site but I'll make it part of the labeling too :unsure:

Hi Guys, Sounds like the wash has been standing around and then it separates as it's clay based. Two thing to try, first add a few drops of dish water soap to a bottle as this will help the mix and make a smother wash Second shake it up and pour it into a jug zap it in the micro wave for 5 seconds and then stir well with a 1in brush In 99% of cases that will fix the wash Failing that let me know and I'll happily replace it with a new one The dark dirt is all I used on the Frogfoot below Happy Xmas guys

Trumpeter 1/32 Swordfish Scale: 1/32 scale Manufacturer: Trumpeter Parts used: out of the box build Main Paints used: Tamiya and Gunze Total running time 240 minutes in 8 parts Part 8 of the video build is free to watch now on the promodeller site covering the weathering and final reveal Happy modelling

Thanks fir the insight on Blue 91 This is the only photo I could fine at the time so based it on that. Looks like it has the curved intake on the spine and has the wing fences