jeroen

If you consider sanding, you could start very locally. Maybe you can convice the cracks and the drops to disappear. Then some touching up with a fine brush or unlock super skills in airbrushing. Sleeping over it will surely help too

Apart from the ip dials and two veeeery reduced printed pictures, all is hand painted.

That s it for now. The low hanging fruit has nearly been picked. Some ammo belt related trial and error coming up. And the carpet monster may have take an mg hostage...

Several elements in various stages of completion. Enjoy.

Nostalgia. The driver of our cutting mat frolics :-)

As to the Snauffer bird: As to the Snauffer bird: the trick this guy pulls off (go to 31.14) may be of your help to adapt the current clear part.

Thanks Jari, All help is welcome. Next to finding answers, I enjoy the research in itself a lot. And sharing the experience here.

Cheers Paul, fantastic work on your Tiger Moth. I just went through my references and my to do list did not decrease...

Now I've got a question for you good people. Can somebody help me please with the location of the spent cartridges collector box, seen in the drawing and the picture of some gifted modeller (1/48, source unknown, sorry)? More in particular I would like to know where the box was placed relative to the rear gunner's seat. The other reference material I have fail to show the box at all. Thanx

Did anyone say porcupine? Some progress. Almost all instruments are wired and the B stand turn tables can soon receive their lethal occupants. Note to self: work on camera focus.

That F 15 is insanely beautifully done. Would you receive the same effect, or an effect at all, when applied untreated aluminium is brushed over with a brush/cotton swab that was dipped in the prepared water?