**** DONE: 1/48 Ta 154 Moskito - Me/ Fw Group Build.
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Benevolens Magister
Nice one Vic. Have a good time at the show, and don't forget to take a goat - in case it rains !
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
I will mate with me goat as it's damned cold, but if this old GOAT is true to form, I'll eat the effin thing...............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See ya on the weekend sometime Vic!! 
A4K
Brigadier General
Have a great time guys!
T Bolt
Colonel
Coming along real nice Vic! You'll be putting the decals on before long!
Catch22
Major
Enjoy the show Vic, and don't touch her babies:
A4K
Brigadier General
Cory...
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
Home again folks, home from the show, just goat'a catch up with things and well be back on track...
BTW. Important announcement. Wayne got a 1st with the Ju 88A and believe me the web photos just didn't do it justice.
BTW. Important announcement. Wayne got a 1st with the Ju 88A and believe me the web photos just didn't do it justice.
Thanks Vic! good to catch up with you again mate !
A4K
Brigadier General
Well deserved Wayne, good on ya mate!
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
I agree!
Gerry
Staff Sergeant
Well done, Vic, the Moskito's buzzing along nicely (sorry, I couldn't help that). Well done to Wayne also. Is that one already posted on the forum?
A4K
Brigadier General
That's the one Gerry.
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
Ok now, back to the serious stuff. Getting rid of those pesky join lines.
I had noted after the primer spray that there was not only a bigger join line than I had anticipated but there was also a slight ridge line as well. I thought of using filler but discarded this knowing it would leave a sink hole when dry and more filler would be needed and so it would go on and on and on...........you get the jist.
What I decide was to scrape out a larger channel and fill this with a strip of Evergreen, let it set and then add filler round it. But in adding the Evergreen I also scratched the paintwork with my nails on other parts of the model.
So before adding the filler I ducked out to the shed and resprayed the affected areas, let it dry then over sprayed a couple of time with a protective coat of 'One Go'.
I then applied the filler and let it sit while taking my trip down to Melbourne and the model expo. Then we did the file, brush file part before a nice respray. This morning I'm out in the shed again adding a protective coat.
I had noted after the primer spray that there was not only a bigger join line than I had anticipated but there was also a slight ridge line as well. I thought of using filler but discarded this knowing it would leave a sink hole when dry and more filler would be needed and so it would go on and on and on...........you get the jist.
What I decide was to scrape out a larger channel and fill this with a strip of Evergreen, let it set and then add filler round it. But in adding the Evergreen I also scratched the paintwork with my nails on other parts of the model.
So before adding the filler I ducked out to the shed and resprayed the affected areas, let it dry then over sprayed a couple of time with a protective coat of 'One Go'.
I then applied the filler and let it sit while taking my trip down to Melbourne and the model expo. Then we did the file, brush file part before a nice respray. This morning I'm out in the shed again adding a protective coat.
A4K
Brigadier General
Turned out nice Vic! Good idea on the fill too...consider it stolen!
B-17engineer
Colonel
Sweet vic!
Catch22
Major
Nice job Vic!
Good work Vic looks the biz now!
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