What's on your work bench atm ?

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KSaarni
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Wonderful chipping there Thomas !

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TBM-3 Avenger 1:48 by Accurate Miniatures
SBD-5 Dauntless 1:48 by Academy
F2A Buffalo 1:48 by Special Hobby



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Das Werk ist ja schon fast vollbracht! :giggles:
Looks like a nice little distraction, Thomas. Well done so far.
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:shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:

Dat there is awesome painting, weathering, & chipping work!
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Thank you all, Gents! :tongue:
Indeed I finished the kit some minutes ago. Need to do some glamour pics asap!

It is a wonderful litte gem! Plastic is done by Takom, according to the sprues. I would rate the quality at Tamiya level, it´s this good!
Only weak point is the application of the ammo pieces. Those lack positive glue spots, and when having added the ammo drums nothing will be seen of the shots!

Happy to have another build finished!
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Wow! Nice work Thomas! :shoutout: :shoutout:
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Thank you all! Another kit I simply had to start to keep the mojo alive. And again a build I did not know how it would look when finished. I am impressed with this one; the assembly of the ammo strips to the canons is the only little problem I found.
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Magnificent work Thomas! It's great to see it again.
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Wandering through unacquainted terrain atm...
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Cool!!!! Strip that chrome!!!

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Make more models!
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What the heck is that?!!

What's on my workbench: A massive mess of clutter and scattered partially assembled models. :bag:
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