SPA Modeler

Very nice! The LCS’s may not be the most effective warship out there, but they sure look like one heavily armed badass yacht!

I wouldn't mind owning one

2nd that. However I do love the Halifax class... looks like a First Order Star Destroyer with the bridge position in my opinion.

Does kinda.
I sprayed the first coat of grey last night. I'll do some light sanding tonight and add a little more.

Very nice! I like that version of the LCS.

I did a little more work on it last night. I sprayed more gray with some shading an worked on the deck. I also applied an oil treatment to the fore and flight deck after the pic. I placed it in the frame I'm going to use for the water. I'll start the weathering process after applying a clear coat.

That looks awesome. And yeah, I haven't been getting any notifications either, not since the handoff. Man, I wish I could get my notices!

Looking forward to seeing more. I am hoping to do one of these in 1/700 scale for my navy as well.

Thanks Mark,
So after painting the fore and flight deck, they came out wat too dark so I need to go back and re-spray them. I've also found that lately I have jus been messing up everything I touch. Too much glue on the Takao's stack so I sanded that down and lost a lot of the detail, along with losing a part, the Sunderland's panel lines is just giving me issues etc.. So, I have decided to drop back and build the Revell 1/48 Do-335 OOB for the 22 Nats OOB category. I'm currently grinding out all of the molded plastic at the rear of the engines in an attempt to add a little detail. I know I can't add anything that wasn't in the box, but I can take away.
I guess I need a break.

Got the deck coat on the Freedom and finished the grinding of the 335 engine compartments. Tonight I'll mask the Freedom and do a little touch up ad start he assembly of the 335.

Oh I can’t wait to see what you do with the Do-335. I am most curious to see what you do with the engine compartments and still abide by the OOB rules.