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Nice job Andy :thumbleft:

Congratulations to all the winners, it was a great group build! Andy, I'm happy for feedback as I'm always looking to improve. I don't mind if it's here or by PM, whatever you're most comfortable with.

Hey, thanks guys, appreciate it! Was a fun group build and a great bunch of models!

Looking good Wayne :thumbleft:

Nice job Michael, I remember those stands from when I was a kid!

An Australian/British colloquialism meaning to be bothered, just to clarify! o_O

Bummer Terry. Hopefully a bit of softener and a clear coat will do the job.

Nice job on the technique Luis :thumbleft: I still prefer the effect only on the upper sides but maybe that's just me! :rolleyes:

We share a similar story fanghawk, I got back into modelling after a 30 year layoff and still struggle to meet group build deadlines :thumbright: and build consistently due to family, work, and general life commitments. I would encourage you to put your toe in the water with a build thread...

Nice beginnings Wayne :thumbleft:

With all :thumbleft:

A nice job on this one Andy, bummer about the canopy issues. You can always replace the cracked canopy later when you can be arsed.

Sorry if I was being ambiguous Geo, no need to let the decals set overnight before applying softener. Just do what you normally do, the milky appearance will disappear by the next day.

Hmm, bummer, fogging after Future treatment is unusual. Can you remove the part, strip it with IPA, and then polish if necessay?

Looking very nice Geo. I've found that milky effect is a reaction between decal setting solution and the clear varnish. It seems to occur sporadically where setting solution is applied particularly heavily or the varnish coat is not fully cured. It goes away overnight and doesn't seem to leave...