Tamiya Wespe 1/35 scale.

[colin m]

Nice work John but you are going to have to get a shuffle on. January is nearly finished, then February, a short month leading to March - that Rhino will be needing you by then.

[Jim R]

I once glued the right arm to a figure on the left side. I thought at the time it took a lot of fettling to get a decent fit. It was straight down and apart from the hand it didn't look bad. Mind the other arm on the wrong side made him look deformed so he ended up in the bin.

[Tim Marlow]

I once glued the right arm to a figure on the left side. I thought at the time it took a lot of fettling to get a decent fit. It was straight down and apart from the hand it didn't look bad. Mind the other arm on the wrong side made him look deformed so he ended up in the bin.

You could have just swapped his hands over…..the inside out elbow would have been of no consequence

[rtfoe]

TBH it has happened to me before John, that's why I always spend a considerable amount of time studying the destruction sheet. But then again I don't start on kits right after I buy them...they stew in the stash so I practically know the steps by the time I get to it. Still accidents can happen. :smiling2:

Cheers,
Wabble

[Guest]

Yeh a nice cup of
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As drunk down on the jurassic coast. You watch John that'll bring the gods own gang out...........tee heee. Dave

Arh now that looks nice Dave. Think there out in force with the mere mention of tea .

453. Who hasn't dropped a bo****k at some time or other putting bits of plastic together. Those that say "Me" have never even opened the box.....

Take a step back and have a brew.

Also, I'm sorry to read of your eye problem. A spell away from the bench will help, I'm sure.

Now it's a tad milder out there, perhaps get into the garden at Race Towers for a day or two.

Stay safe.
570

Thanks 570 , appreciated. Gardening tomorrow morning on my part time job, hopefully not too cold again.

Yep, everyone does it. I’ve checked, dry fitted, checked again, then glued the part on backwards (or whatever) more times than I can remember….onwards and upwards John.

Thanks Tim.

Even us on the Continent have such bad habits... :rolling: :smiling6:

Well that makes feel a lot better Andrea:smiling2:..


Thanks guys, more photos after a meal .

John.

Nice work John but you are going to have to get a shuffle on. January is nearly finished, then February, a short month leading to March - that Rhino will be needing you by then.

Thanks Colin, sorry don't get the Rhino bit

I once glued the right arm to a figure on the left side. I thought at the time it took a lot of fettling to get a decent fit. It was straight down and apart from the hand it didn't look bad. Mind the other arm on the wrong side made him look deformed so he ended up in the bin.

Not you as well Jim, now that surprises me.

TBH it has happened to me before John, that's why I always spend a considerable amount of time studying the destruction sheet. But then again I don't start on kits right after I buy them...they stew in the stash so I practically know the steps by the time I get to it. Still accidents can happen. :smiling2:

Cheers,
Wabble

Wabble, that's what I need to do, unfortunately I open the box and just sail away, and runaground !

[Si Benson]

Did someone mention tea?

[Guest]

Right, stand by.

After the abysmal mistakes and having altered them I took the break and then went back to the cave.

I started with the internal parts to the rear.


Then started the sides.


Mean while the gun looking much happier in place.

The rear section had moulding marks, those these have been filled and have by now fully dried, ready for tomorrow. No gardening job as its far too cold .

I've decided to paint the internal part of the model minus those shields, this will give a better spray inside. Although the Fruils are small I'd rather use those than the rubber ones.

Back on track at last.

Thanks for the messages , nice to know I'm not alone.

John.

[colin m]

Thanks Colin, sorry don't get the Rhino bit

Your Greenhouse, spring isn't far away.

[Guest]

Your Greenhouse, spring isn't far away.

Oh got It, your right there Colin. Can't remember how long we've had it , but is in perfect condition.Think it mast be at least 15 years going on the age of two of the grandchildren .

Do you have one as well ?

[Si Benson]

Nice recovery John, looks to be coming along quite nicely now :smiling4:

[Guest]

Nice recovery John, looks to be coming along quite nicely now :smiling4:

Thanks Si.:thumb2:

[Mini Me]

Keep on tracking trucking JR it's starting to shape up. Too bad about the weather not co-operating, but 'tis winter after all.

[Mark1]

If it makes you feel better John, heres one of my recent cockups!....

[The Smythe Meister]

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Shocking stuff there Mark...
.... ANYONE can see that frontal tow ball is,well, just......... WRONG!!!

[outrunner]

Starting to look really good John and I am sure the finished work will be another masterpiece.


Andy.