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Out2gtcha

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  1. Awesome! I need to figure out something like this switch set up for my wired F-104B.
  2. I did know that......but for some reason forgot it's actually got a considerably larger wingspan than the B-25, and roughly just a tiny bit shorter than a B-24. Hmmm. Knowing HpH pricing, I may have to have a rethink on this one.....
  3. No chance of that. Honestly, have multitude of HpH kits, but yet never actually having finished a single one...... I'm still getting one because I love the 138 so much.
  4. Regardless of your personal feelings or opinion, "any negative comments triggers thread kill " is NOT a factual statement. That is a fact. Im also not really sure why you laugh reacted to every post a mod has made in this thread, after you posted your opinion on it. Nor am I sure what was so laughable about the comments.
  5. Welcome to the forums David! Id say it depends on what type of aerial wife your comfortable with.......... As Mike mentioned, you can use stretch sprue. I know it works, as I've seen many make it work, but with my ham fists, I would tear it up pretty quickly..many use super thin fishing line (not sure on diameter on that) but I personally have never ever had any luck getting that stuff to work. I personally prefer the elastic type of wire such as EZ Line, but it does tend to have a flatter profile, just hard to tell unless you get right up on it...........but I like the Uschi rigging, as it comes it 2 or 3 thicknesses. Its just my own personal preference as I love the elasticity, as it always keeps tight, never loosens up, and is virtually impervious to ham fisted folks like myself occasionally poking at it unintentionally.
  6. Did you actually read anything we wrote? Obviously not.
  7. Sweet! Very cool....... looking forward to seeing what the conversation looks like.
  8. A shame you had to do that, but I'm sure 2.0 will indeed be better!
  9. This. 100%. Contrary to what it seems some think, we are not out here arbitrarily locking threads because we don't agree with, or don't like what's been talked about; that is not what we nor LSP is about. Civil discussions are not just allowed, but encouraged. As Ron said, it's when members start trading jabs, insults and telling others how to view the forums, that's when threads get shut down. If you feel the need to go to a different forum, by all means, we have no issues with that what-so-ever. We are all adults here and free to come and go as we please.
  10. Wow! Really a gorgeous looking model so far, and more to come! Well done.
  11. I can tell you right now it wasn't just because of some thread drift, that happens a lot here. There were a LOT of personal shots/sniping back and forth in that thread as well. That decision was made (rightfully so), not lightly, and we all agreed it was the right one. That's all I'm going to say about that.
  12. There are certain topics that seem to go sideways easier than most. As mods our desire and goal is to try and not close threads if at all possible. However, sometimes, to keep the peace of the site it is unfortunately necessary. That is not something we ever like or enjoy doing, but it is a part of the job. Some discussions go around, and around and AROUND and then go around a few more dozen times it seems, and the ones that get locked usually by then have generally degraded into something not just off topic, but devolved into personal sniping or even attacks. This of course is not always the case, as there can be many factors involved, but please know its not something we like, or ever want to do, but is occasionally necessary.
  13. Well done! Wouldn't know it was brush painted had you not said anything. Although I've not ever been one to paint and/or weather a model without all the bits on to be painted. Seems it would be much harder to match things up after the fact. Although you can't argue with the results!
  14. Indeed, also spraying heavy coats of flat can result in "blooming" where the flat can actually start to crack and/or turn white. As K1 said, best to put on any flat in thin light coats.
  15. Awesomeness! Love it. I've got several similar files, including a very cool B-wing, which along with the AT-M6 and Y-wing, are SWs favoritesof mine. Looking forward to more!
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