mambodan72

Wow Amazing work there!!

A thing of beauty, great work

Fantastic work!

Wow Snap! I am doing the same thing and will love to see yours all lined up! i have completed the Belgian Blizzard and boy do you have to be patient with the decals, im also doing the Dutch Lion, I will follow this Viper Pit build with keen interest! P.S. i am going to do the Zeus but in 1/32 when i get a chance!

Magnificent!!!!

Thanks Chaps i will seek them out!

A thing of Beauty!

Hi all, after a airbrushing session I was laid low with sinusitus and slight breathing difficulties and i deduced that my respirator is probably not the best and i should change the filter in the Exhaust/Paint Bay more regularly. I would appreciate any advice on the best respirator to use for Airbrushing and any tip for paint bay setup to ensure it is a safe. Thanks Dan

Outstanding, love the base too! Fine work

Hi all i thought i would update you on the move! thanks to you all for your great advice, i can proudly say that the only casualities were a couple of Pitot tubes and some loose ordnance! I know have a dedicated room with an exhaust/fume hood and two new airbrushes, I also took a wrong turn when driving the wife to work and drove past the SMS paints operation! Will save delivery costs at least Great times indeed

Fantastic Build!

Great work Mate, they look fine!

Outstanding build Mate! Thanks for sharing

I would like to know too! Outstanding build! thanks for sharing If it is Tamiya, Which is the best Variant to buy/build?

HI All, I remember seeing this many times as a kid, My Father was a RAEME Officer so it was no real surprise when both my Brother and I followed into the service! I was very fortunate (Not) to go to the Land Warfare Centre in Canungra twice, but had plenty of other great experiences! Very different Army now, i wonder if my son will follow his Father, Uncle, Grandfather, 3 Great Uncles, 2 Great Grand Fathers and a Great Great Great Uncle and join the Australian Army too! Enjoy!

It is something we Aussie's hold dear, I had a jar in my back pack when i "Went Bush" and also when i travelled through Africa and the Middle East. I did hear that during WW2 our Kiwi Brother's didn't recognised it as food and found another use for it --- Axle Grease!!

Many thanks Mike, great advice!

Wow thanks for the Photos - well packed indeed

Excellent advice thanks Mike

HI All, thanks So much for this advice! Greatly appreciated! Based on all your advice i will move them myself and will most likely dedicate a single trip with all the precious models securely packed! We have a little bit of time so i can suitable prepare for the journey. Thanks Again Team!

Outstanding thanks Mate! Continuing to watch with interest

Hi All, We are moving for the first time in 10 years, we are leaving the "worlds most liveable lockdown city" and moving 150Kms into the country! I have to move about a dozen "precious" models and would appreciate any advice about how to do so! I am expecting to do a few repairs to those who encounter "Hard Landings" but want to keep that at a minimum! Thanks to all for your advice! Regards Mambo

Lookiong good, i am following this with interest! Would like to know where you got the RAAF Wormi Decals?

Fantastic Work!

Fantastic! great resource for Noob's like me, getting back into the hobby after 30 years, good to see thanks!