
dodgem37
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It's getting to look a lot like Christmas . . . Love this, Mike. Sincerely, Mark
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CAD Model of the Packard V-1650-7 Merlin Engine
dodgem37 replied to rtwpsom2's topic in General Discussion
Mit reflective presentation surface. Good show. Are you using Packard/Merlin blueprints as a build reference? If so, from where? Thank you. Sincerely, Mark -
What will strip the paint off 1/18 planes?
dodgem37 replied to Lee in Texas's topic in Q&A: Tips, Techniques, and Photography
I use this for all of my stripping needs. A mild paint remover. Won't hurt the plastic. Sincerely, Mark -
1/32 Hasegawa Messerschmitt Bf 109G-14AS
dodgem37 replied to Tolga ULGUR's topic in Ready for Inspection
Great scheme! Super presentation. Sincerely, Mark -
Very nice work, John. Sincerely, Mark
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Well done. Not an easy exercise. 'Unfortunately, this Italeri plastic is harder than almost any model I have ever worked with, so this was bit harder to do than usual.' Italeri seems to hit or miss when it comes to plastic and detail. The PT boat plastic, and especially the detail, is soft. I was really disappointed in the softness of the detail. Their earlier armor kits, M7, M109, M32 DUKW, and the like, had great fidelity of detail. Sincerely, Mark
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Nicely done. Thank you for following that up, Dave. Sincerely, Mark
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God Bless You and Keep You, Pete. Sincerely, Mark
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CAD Model of the Packard V-1650-7 Merlin Engine
dodgem37 replied to rtwpsom2's topic in General Discussion
Do it!, Bro. The Packard V-1650-7 Merlin is near and dear to my heart. I did a lot of studying to scratch-build engine parts to the Tamiya Mustang in my signature. Sincerely, Mark -
Looks grande. Sincerely, Mark
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Lovely work, Peter. I'm surprised the throttle quadrant is mounted outside of the framing. Sincerely, Mark
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Thank you, everyone. I don't have notifications on for this thread so I don't know if anyone is stopping by. I guess I have to change that. '. . . some colored sections of (plastic) on the main landing gear and engine. Do you buy them or make them?' Jim, the color plastic on the main landing gear and engine is stripped insulation off of the blue/white roll of solid core copper wire below. 'How did you glue all the support stuff inside the canopy?' I use regular super glue. But first I dip the canopy in Future to seal the plastic against
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That's the ticket, Bruvah. Sincerely, Mark
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THE FINAL HURDLE!... 1:20 scale scratch built B17G
dodgem37 replied to fozzy's topic in Works in Progress
Sure puts a smile on my face. Great work, Fozzy. Safe travels. Sincerely, Mark -
God Hand sprue nippers??
dodgem37 replied to Jennings Heilig's topic in Q&A: Tips, Techniques, and Photography
Close cut removal without fractures. Sincerely, Mark -
'. . . do you have any info on the gunsight and gun camera mounted on the IP cowling?' Try these guys, they say they have more than they show online: https://www.ov-1mohawkassociation.org/home/manuals Mod 4 Mounted to A-1E (AD-5) Mounted to an AD-5 Skyraider. I don't know what the gun camera looks like or its' nomenclature to know enough to research it. Anyway, lots of OV cockpit stuff here. Not much so JOV. Maybe there will be a gun c
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Kitty Hawk 1/32 F-5E Build video - Part 3: That's a Wrap!
dodgem37 replied to jgrease's topic in Works in Progress
Great show, Bro'! Sincerely, Mark -
Good show. Sincerely, Mark
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Great show. Love that! Sincerely, Mark
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What a great feeling. Is it signed? Are you given credit for inspiring him? Can you post your dio? Thank you. Sincerely, Mark
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1/144 Bandai HG Getter Dragon (Infinitism Version)
dodgem37 replied to Thunnus's topic in Non-LSP Works
I'm building a couple of Bandai snap tight kits at the moment, as well. Will be getting a couple more. X-Wing, for sure. I keep vacillating on the MF, but it's not getting any cheaper. Remarkable engineering. Fit is perfect. Detail is minute and crisp. Everything you would want a model company to example in their products. Really impressive. Sincerely, Mark -
Good show. Is there a crane for that wheel & tire? Thank you. Sincerely, Mark
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F7F-3 Tigercat - BuNo 80405 - VMF 312 MCAS - El Toro, CA 1946
dodgem37 replied to Out2gtcha's topic in Works in Progress
Good show. Sincerely, Mark