Thomas Lund

Those are very nice, but what kits ? Cool Thunderbirds dio !

Hi I've been considering building either a space shuttle (with tank and boosters) or a Saturn V... or perhaps both :-) you know how it is But I haven't got a clue which kits are good and which are better left alone Anyone got some experience ? Not too partial towards scale - just gotta be good kits Thanks Thomas

WIth regards to helicopters it doesn't bother me if it's 1/35, but when will anyone do a good Apache and Vietnam Cobra ?? Dont want to bother with the ancient Revell kits

The Gladiator had me smiling big time, but when I reached the Devastator that turned to a frown... (goddammit)

And by the way - is there no way around fitting the gear legs so early ???

Ok - finally got a little done yesterday. Focusing on putting in all the PE that needs priming and painting. Perhaps a bit hard to see, but a lot of work here. Also washed the engines. Still need some flat varnish and attachement of exhausts that I left off since I suppose they are best weathered alone. I can see from the other B-25 threads that the prop is no good, so that will be something more I need to get along with some master barrels. But I am still torn with regards to the gear legs... I think the legs seem sturdy, at least the main legs. Kent said he drilled it out (how far down ??) and I am summoning the courage to do that... I am not a big fan of those metal legs since I think they often look worse than the kit parts. Still thinking

Oops #1 - this build, which was supposed to be my safetyvalve for the massively etch B-25 project, got a little too much attention while the B-25 did not Oops #2 - too few pictures But quite a bit has happened. Working on sorting out seams etc after main assembly. Plan to be a good boy now and focus on the B-25

I have the same kit and although Rudel's look fantastic in winter wash, I will be avoiding that bastards plane. There are several other well documented kanonenboot's. A friend of mine found data for another ace in the 87G but unfortunately no picture. Think I will be doing that one anyway. I'm traveling now, so dont have access to the info, but if you are interested I can find it when I come home later this week...

That is REALLY good looking - you should have entered this into the multi engine GB...

I tried Ushi's 'original' wood decals and it worked out great - I expect the new version to be better still...

A stunning piece of work !! Respect !!

With my entry in the Multi engine group build being full of etch addition, I just knew that I would need a distraction without all the trouble, so I went to the stash to pull out a trouble free build. This one caught my eye Ok opening the box I found it wasn't completely OOB, but somehow I like to do PE flaps. The weels should be no problem I will be doing it in the colours of Walter Nowotny - second from the bottom. Classic - I always liked that scheme

Iiiiiiiimpressive Kent - as always !

Lovely work !

Another evening of PE work. Finished the seats and continued to the cockpit set