CANicoll

Me too. The feedback system, allied to the money-back guarantee, means you'll never lose out, and pick up many bargains in the process.

I've always had success from China and other countries with EBAY too.  If the price looked too good or too bad, I just didn't buy.  

I buy about 98% of everything I buy (hobby related) from eBay, and have never had a problem in over 20 years of doing so.  

I used RB Productions/WB Productions conversion, and if you can still find one anywhere, I thought it made a fine model in the end.
 

It will likely be close to the answer Richard gave at dinner last year when anyone asked him about future WnW endeavors..........
 
"Eh........you never know."

Hopefully Yes... Will try for Texas next year  Mike.
 

The Revell P-51D yes and easily because the ac is one on my favorites.  Hasegawa Bf-109s and FW-190s yes but most others no.
 
Rick

Wait, you don't even put your own decals on them?!?!

Most definitely...
 

Most definitely...
 

Gaz will ROCK that camo!

Nice work K1, and congrats Gaz!!
Hopefully we'll see a WIP on that nice Ta-152.
 

OK folks, I'm pleased to announce that Gazzas is our May raffle winner - congrats, Gazzas! Gary wins a PCM Ta 152C kit courtesy of Kitlinx, who we'd like to thank for their generous support.
 

 
Don't forget that all you have to do to qualify for the June raffle draw is to start an active build thread here in the WiP forum. That's it! So, get those build threads started and you just never know.
 
Kev

That kit is really tempting me. I've never built a Russian plane, and that one looks very nice. Too bad my stash is "complete". 

Great subject and really nice work!  Thanks for sharing.

Chris

I'm done with this thread as well.  Sadly, it definitely went sideways too.   Delete, delete, delete....

I'm done with this thread as well.  Sadly, it definitely went sideways too.   Delete, delete, delete....

+1. 100% Done. 

In an effort to move this one on a bit, I pushed through and got it finished. Just in time for this weekends Model Expo in Melbourne. All in all, an enjoyable build of an interesting aircraft. 
 
My normal `just finished' photos. Studio photos to follow soon. I decided to leave the rockets off due to them being quite fragile and they didn't add anything to the look of the completed model.
 

 

 
It will live on my all resin jets shelf for the time being.
 
 
 
Thanks for following on!

I painted the ejection seat. I used a very fine tipped Copic multiliner marker pen to draw in the stitching on the belts and the black lines in the ejection handles.
 

 
 Next up was the rocket rails. I scratchbuilt one good one from plastic card and rod.
 

 
Fitted with a rocket for sizing. I have used the Aires RP-3 rockets with concrete warhead practice rounds.
 

 
i then made a copy of the stubs in resin
 

 
Which I multiplied by 6 pairs. I used plastic rod for the rail part.
 

 

 
Test fit.
 

 
My good mate Les was kind enough to make me up some 803 sqn crests for either side of the tail to match the ones on the real 109
 

 
I used the excellent Australian made gloss clear produced by SMS to clear coat the model before applying the stencil data. Highly recommend this stuff.
 

 
Getting closer to the finish line.
 

 
 

I'm 100% with Ron here, and will be highly disappointed if this thread has to be locked because it devolved into personal jabs at one another.
 
How about we just let this one fade into the ether like all other threads eventually do......
There is an art to just "letting things go", and I'm hoping we can all put that to use here.

Guys please take it to PM's and not on open forums.
 
Thanks in advance
 
Ron

Agreed, nice job gents!

Looking good Sepp, your work is terrific and I'm envious of the Cricut.  LOVE those muzzles.  Who makes those please?

Chris