Army14Bravo
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I have some old pics taken right after each one built. Not digital. How do you put pics on here? 14B
My models
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Snautzer01
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Do you have a cell phone with camera?
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Army14Bravo
Airman
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yes. 14B
Snautzer01
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Good you then can make picture, surf to this site with phone and add from phone to site with attach files button on this site. If it is not clear just shout out. We will get you there, no doubt.
ARTESH
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Then it's easy, you have two ways:
1- taking photos with your cellphone camera, uploading them into your PC/laptop, then select post reply, then attach files at the left. (Or click the frame icons (mountains and sun (4th from left)) in the edit section (top of where you write your posts).
2- logging in with your cellphone and then do the rest.
I hope it helps.
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Army14Bravo
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Some of these have been on the shelves for over 20 years. I am looking for something to get the dust off that won knock off radio masts, pitot tubes, etc. then pics. At the moment 100 degrees outside, about 90 in the garage.
Thumpalumpacus
Captain
A microfiber cloth dampened but not wetted by water. Careful hand use required for masts etc.
special ed
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I used to use a lens brush. Very soft and flexible. It was able to get into most cracks and tight spots.
GrauGeist
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There are also cans of air for cleaning electronics and keyboards.
They have just the right pressure so as not to damage decals and fine parts unlike an air compressor, which has too much pressure and can do alot of damage.
They have just the right pressure so as not to damage decals and fine parts unlike an air compressor, which has too much pressure and can do alot of damage.
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Army14Bravo
Airman
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- Jul 9, 2022
Many thanks for all these suggestions. I have a fine brush that gets off one layer of dust. However, there is another layer stuck to the surface of the models. This one will require very careful removal. I am looking for something now that will get this off without knocking everything off the model. Airbrush won't blow it off. Here are some old pics of the models.
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Army14Bravo
Airman
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- Jul 9, 2022
Just a few. Many, many more.
fubar57
General
Very nice
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Army14Bravo
Airman
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- Jul 9, 2022
Fubar, did you build all those aircraft shown on your message? 14B
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Army14Bravo
Airman
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fubar57
General
Those are badges for participating in GBs
Ralph Haus
Tech Sergeant
Definitely not a 'beginner' if entering the Group Builds in the future. Very impressive given that these are what would now be concidered 'vintage' kits and a bit more difficult to achieve the look that I am seeing.
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Army14Bravo
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Fubar, what is a GB? Have you built all those models? 14B
Good work!
fubar57
General
Sorry about that. GB = Group Builds, here..... GB - Files I started with Group Build #14. The aircraft shown are just a representation of what the Group Build is about though I have built three of them. I've enlarged it so you can read the Group Build banners below the aircraft. Feel free to join in. The next one starts
August 1 to December 4, 2022 GB 55 "Mediterranean Theatre"
This Group Build is for aircraft serving in the MTO of WW2. The area includes Greece, Italy, Gibraltar North Africa, Sicily, Malta, Crete, and the Middle East
