What's on the bench ?
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Posted by Anonymous
on Tuesday, January 21, 2003 12:57 AM
I feel you JChurch ! I have cats also, and had to make adjustments to my work area. I have been lucky, they don't jump up on my bench.
Good luck,
Mark
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Posted by Anonymous
on Tuesday, January 21, 2003 2:44 PM
As for me, I have a Tamiya Bf 109 e. It has been a long time since I worked on an airplane model, it usually is cars for me. I also just got the new Tamiya P47 Razorback, and what a kit it is. I havent' started it yet, but just looking at it in the box makes me want to start right now! They did a really good job.
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Posted by Anonymous
on Tuesday, January 21, 2003 3:55 PM
1/35 Tamiya King tiger, m4a3 sherman 105, and just putting a wash on a panzerkanpfwagon IV
1/32 lvcp
1/72 tiger
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Posted by Anonymous
on Friday, January 24, 2003 1:05 AM
quote: Originally posted by josephkukavica
As for me, I have a Tamiya Bf 109 e. It has been a long time since I worked on an airplane model, it usually is cars for me. I also just got the new Tamiya P47 Razorback, and what a kit it is. I havent' started it yet, but just looking at it in the box makes me want to start right now! They did a really good job.
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It's good to have a change of pace. I have been thinking
about buying that P-47 also.Good modeling !
Mark
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Posted by Anonymous
on Sunday, January 26, 2003 3:15 AM
Well absolutely empty right now!
About to pull the sole P-40 Tigershark I have off the shelf, to re-paint it from the US Army colour scheme, to the one which I have decals for which served as a Chinese one - just for something different.
What sort of numbers are you all tallying at the moment? In each different scale?
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Posted by Anonymous
on Sunday, January 26, 2003 11:41 AM
I have 3 in 1/32 scale, 3 in 1/35 scale, 3 in 1/12 scale, 4 in 1/48 scale, 2 in 1/24 scale. All of these are in various phases of construction.
Mark
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Posted by Anonymous
on Sunday, January 26, 2003 12:32 PM
Hoo boy:
Tamiya King Tiger
Gragon 5cm PAK
Many different figures
1/32 Revel Germany RF-4C Phantom
1/48 Revel Mosquito
1/72 Hobbycraft Avro Arrow, F-86 Sabre
1/72 Airfix BF-109 G
1/72 Italeri X-32
1/72 Hasegawa Tiger, Panther, Sd.Kfz. 251/9D, Flakpanzer Wirbelwind, Flak 18
And many more that i wont bother 2 mention
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Posted by Anonymous
on Sunday, January 26, 2003 5:12 PM
Wow ! You have alot going on, Smith M.
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Posted by Anonymous
on Tuesday, January 28, 2003 1:00 PM
I do, but its pretty easy, I start one, then move on to the next. Some I seem to have been working on forever ( i started the airfix kit in 1998). oh and thats a Dragon 5cm PAK not a Gragon 5cm PAK
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Posted by Anonymous
on Tuesday, January 28, 2003 7:02 PM
hey smithm, the 1/72 tiger by hasagawa is waht im doing, would you agree that it is kinda simple yet undetailed. i glued and applied zimmereit in about 40 minutes, in cluding scratchbuilding. i wish those 1/72 kits wer just a bit more detailed, but i wont complain too much for the scale, it kinda fits
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Posted by Anonymous
on Tuesday, January 28, 2003 9:03 PM
Yes I'd agree that it is way underdetailed. Im doing the Steel Wheeld Last Version. And the problems, dont get me started. The turret shape is all wrong (too tall and too short), the wheels are too thick, and the rubber band tracks dont even fit the drive sprocket[:0] I feel that the 1/72 kits are a better value because they can look just as good as 1/35 and cost about 1/5 the price
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Posted by Hoser
on Wednesday, January 29, 2003 11:24 PM
Working on an AMT '67 GTO for my daughter-in-law (her favorite car). Also an AMT '66 Skylark Modified Stocker. Wasn't happy with the undercarriage detail, but the 'carriage from the AMT '70 Monte Carlo fits almost perfectly.
"Trust no one; even those people you know and trust." - Jack S. Margolis
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Posted by bigfoot01
on Wednesday, January 29, 2003 11:36 PM
I recently completed an Eagle Strike Fairey Firefly MK I in 1/48 scale, and am currently working on a Classic Airframes Lockheed Hudson Mk III. in 1/48 scale. the resin parts are really a challenge, lots of sawing and sanding. I pretty much just build one model at a time. When I finish one, I go to my pile and pick out the next project.
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Posted by Anonymous
on Wednesday, January 29, 2003 11:44 PM
quote: Originally posted by bigfoot01
I recently completed an Eagle Strike Fairey Firefly MK I in 1/48 scale, and am currently working on a Classic Airframes Lockheed Hudson Mk III. in 1/48 scale. the resin parts are really a challenge, lots of sawing and sanding. I pretty much just build one model at a time. When I finish one, I go to my pile and pick out the next project.
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So how do you decide what to build next ?
Mark
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Posted by bigfoot01
on Thursday, January 30, 2003 5:17 PM
So how do you decide what to build next ?
Well, it depends. Sometimes I'm in the mood to build a bomber, sometimes a fighter, sometimes an easy kit, sometimes a complex kit. I have a stack of about 40 kits waiting to be built ( and actually i just got a box in the mail today from Squadron Shop with 2 more). Right now I seem to be in a British mode with the two models I listed above, and will probably be building the Classic Airframes Bristol Blenheim Mk. IV next.
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Posted by Anonymous
on Thursday, January 30, 2003 6:11 PM
quote: Yes I'd agree that it is way underdetailed. Im doing the Steel Wheeld Last Version. And the problems, dont get me started. The turret shape is all wrong (too tall and too short), the wheels are too thick, and the rubber band tracks dont even fit the drive sprocket I feel that the 1/72 kits are a better value because they can look just as good as 1/35 and cost about 1/5 the price
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yeah, as has happened to everyone, my back wheel flew off into oblivion from a wuick shot from my snippers. Impatiant i was, i sanded down to wheels and glued them together to get a whell and hubcap its soooooo bad but from teh distance and side you see it, who cares. i want it to be in a shadowbox with a 1/35 tiger (forced perspective) with no lights, just silhuoetts and the bulb in the insulation technique for fire in th barrel. I am doing research to see if tigers were used in those blitzkriegs. like a night assualt on an east russian town....im getting excited talking about it.