New Guy from Ontario !

Welcome fellow Ontarian. Had to laugh about you blowing up the plane I have a Horsa glider 98% finished that I've felt like wall mounting more than once. You know stand back 10', throw it and see if you can stick it into the wall.

Jeff

to the forums. Hope to see you around.

Thank's Everyone for the warm welcome, just coming to the site and reading some great articles have helped me alot already on what and what not to do !!! I'm mostly into tank's and WW2 vechicles but have recently decided to take on a u.s.s lionfish sub - looked interesting and my boy liked it so....... well you know how that goes. " and NO he's not bringing this one to school to show to his friends ".

Hopeing to post pic's when it is finished just waiting for a few more supplies before I start my first attempt at a sub, - for you guys/gals who do those small scale planes - my hat off to you ! I just tried one and got so fraustrated with it me and the boy took a M80 fire cracker to it !! lol'. - Guess I need more patience and skill knowledge before attempting one of those again.

Well once again, thank's for all the great tips and trick's.

Cheers

-Matt

to the forums Matt, glad to have you here with us!

Too the forums Ron

Welcome aboard Matt. The biggest tip I can give you right off the bat - practice with the airbrush! Even if it's just trying to spray patterns on a piece of cardboard, it'll get you used to how the paint behaves with different settings/adjustments for airpressure, trigger pressure, ratio for paint+thinner, etc. I've switched to Tamiya's acrylics for airbrushing & am having pretty good luck with them, easy clean-up too.

Talk to you later,

Vance

Welcome to the Forums Matt .  You need to have your pics on a host web site.  There is a full description in the Community Assistance Forum.

Regards,  Rick