hey tom, that hull in your signature pic reminds me of an old ship we sunk in the carribean during training ops!! that was really cool!! we had 2 tomcats "escort" our harpoon missle all the way to empact, then, sent the film to our ship for our entertainment. the missile didn't have a warhead on it, but it knocked a hole about the size of a basket ball right at the waterline!! the hull was about 60 miles from our ship when we shot, so when we got the ship in view, the hornets and intruders were straffing it..............now that was triple bad to the bone to watch!! crap flyin' everwhere!! then, the aft part of the target lifted up out of the water and slipped to the bottom of the ocean!! that was the highlight of my 4 year stint as far as cool military stuff went!!LOL later.
hey armorman........and mr. harrison.............that photo of the stang pit....................when i got to the painting stage...........................i tried to use krylon gloss black for my base under alclad...........................ended up have to strip the sucker back to bare plastic with easy off oven cleaner..........................spayed the kit down good and wet with oven cleaner, shoved it in a plastic bag and tied it in a knot and left it over night.................the canopy had slipped off in the plastic bag during moving i guess, and it melted all the paint off of the pit..............all the way back to the resin color!!..................so, now i have a beautifully crafted aires cockpit installed inside of a nearly fully assemble kit...............any ideas how to paint the detail back on the pit?...............
............so..........please don't be "humbled" by my clumsy efforts!!LOL........but thanks anyway guys. later.