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That, Good Sir is way cool.

That's friggin' awesome Bruce.

speedgraflex wrote:On my kitchen table, Mr Fate’s 13 hp Plymouth diesel No. 1

Nnnnice!

- Kari

That's great Bruce, I do like your railway models!

Ha ha, I just have to smile on your projects. Super neat.

Doing a Hasegawa 1/72 P-38J. It's amazing that there is such a poor selection of P-38's in 1/72. This is an old mold with raised panel lines but the fit is pretty good and it looks reasonably accurate to me.. No wheel well detail and not much of a cockpit. Doing it in the Yippee scheme put on the 5,000th P-38 built. Here's also the cover of a 1944 Flying magazine from my shelves that featured it. Somewhat of a whiplash feeling doing this right after the Tamiya 1/72 P-47.

As usual there is a build log on my website: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/p38/3p38/3p38.html

What’s on my bench ATM?



Well with this one now officially completed... nothing until I start another.

Started weathering and decaling process on my Airfix Mustang after some non-activity days

First two decals attached, at the same time a comparision between two different decal solutions

On starboard side Mr Hobbys Mr. Mark softer neo (and Mr. Mark setter neo) and on port side Tamiyas Mark Fit.



The brush of Mr. Mark is way better than Tamiyas brush. While Mr Marks brush is soft and dense, Tamiyas is hard and sparse..



But the most important is still to be seen.. After the first 10 minutes something starts to happen on the port side...

- Kari

Decals...