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Yes, Wayne, I don't mean to sound all sentimental and such, but your models are what I hope to achieve with mine. I still have a long road, but you've been very kind and helpful.
My models
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Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Trebor, go to the Post the Members Pics thread and check out Wayne's collection. Woo-hoo!!!
I believe he does that also. Commissioned models if I'm not mistaken.
He is definately one of the very best.
I believe he does that also. Commissioned models if I'm not mistaken.
He is definately one of the very best.
And I will continue to help in any way I can, just ask, you may want to follow my 1/48 190 build in the Siegfried Baer thread....while you are doing your 1/32 Fw.
Thanks for your kind words, I will be posting another update soon on the kate.
...and thanks to you too NJ!
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Major
I will be doing that Wayne, and once again, thanks!
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ok, my mom just bought me the P-40 again XD but that's ok. it's got 3 different themes to it. Pearl harbor, Flying Tigers, and the RAF version. I want to do the Flying Tigers version, and I also wanna try new painting and modeling techniques such as camouflaging and filling gaps. I've heard of Mr. Surfacer 500, does anyone use that?
Heinz
Captain
I use Mr Putty and Tamiya Putty.
Get some some tamiya putty as it works best.
You can also use super glue to fill gaps that are only slightly obvious.
Look foward to see your next P 40
Get some some tamiya putty as it works best.
You can also use super glue to fill gaps that are only slightly obvious.
Look foward to see your next P 40
I'm with Heinz Tamiya Putty is my preferred option, as well as superglue, depending on the type of gap that is to be filled.
I have used the Mr surfacer on the odd ocassion for small gaps and spots and it seems to work fine.
I have used the Mr surfacer on the odd ocassion for small gaps and spots and it seems to work fine.
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