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At what point is your "stash" getting out of hand?
At what point does a "Stash" get out of hand? When I got back into the hobby, I bought myself some cheapo kits to get going and experiment with, this was my original "stash".... Eg: seven kits.... But my stash has grown, and keeps on growing! I now (currently) have these.... EG: easily...- pjgtech
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- Forum: General Modelling chat
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M-42 'Duster'
Plenty to get your teeth into there mate, nice one, will follow along. I was actually looking at one of these in a model shop last Saturday, but didn't buy it in the end, only cos my model stash is already too bloody big, Lol!- pjgtech
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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Getting the full set?
One of my first builds when I got back into scale modelling was a cheap Airfix Tiger tank mk1. Bodged it, but it was a "a learning experience" as they say.... Anyway the point is, it was a 1/72 scale. Some time later I got a 1/144 scale Tiger so built that too. I have just also bought, but not...- pjgtech
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- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Aoshima Toyota gt86
I would have thought the Tamyia ones are more expensive, as they tend to be smaller cans don't they? but then again I can't remember the last time I bought a rattle can from Halfords, Lol, so what do I know! They look good anyway, so thats all that matters in the end.....(y)- pjgtech
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- Forum: Civilian vehicles Under Construction
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Aoshima Toyota gt86
Ah ok, nice work, do you use normal car spray paints? eg: the sort you would get in Halfords, not scale model specific ones, Tamiya, etc?- pjgtech
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- Forum: Civilian vehicles Under Construction
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Aoshima Toyota gt86
I assume you use an airbrush, eg: the dark side.... Lol. Still only using hairy sticks here.....- pjgtech
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- Forum: Civilian vehicles Under Construction
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Airfix 1/72 Mosquito PR version.
Pru Blue? Is that the Airfix kit? if so I have that one in my stash, looks really good.... Edit, sorry just seen the title, it is indeed Airfix, Doh!- pjgtech
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Yes I know
Hi and welcome, lots of good peeps and useful info on here. What sort of things do you build? Pics are always good. Cheers- pjgtech
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- Forum: Introduce yourself
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Peterborough Model show.
Thanx for the pics, some nice models there, glad you had a good day out, cheers- pjgtech
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- Forum: There is a show at...... are you going
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British Universal Carrier Mk2 - Tamiya 1:35
Bit more progress on this today... Dry fit of the central section into the chassis, all good... Main side and front panels and front and rear (central) bulkheads now fitted.... Then another dry fit of the central section. However, I am going to leave this out for now, not permanently fix it...- pjgtech
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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MK IV Male 1/35 Tamiya
Nice one, looks just the job. Lads on the way to the pub, after a pootle through the trenches? :cool:- pjgtech
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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British Universal Carrier Mk2 - Tamiya 1:35
Been beavering away at the tiny, miniscule, PE parts, bloody difficult to handle! But they certainly do add detail.... Also done a bit more on the various bits of main chassis.- pjgtech
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- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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The Savage Ost Front
Wow, gruesome, but also compelling! Really brings home the horror of war and the often forgotten human casualties.- pjgtech
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- Forum: Completed Dioramas
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Tank weathering advice
Relatively newly back to (plastic) scale modelling here, not sure if the plastics used on RC tanks will be the same as on "regular" scale models and therefore subject to the same techniques? I know some RC cars have very thin plastic shells.... All good advice above, and I would echo the point... -
Welcome to this Anniversary GB, 90 years of Spitfires.
Ah, sorry, completely missed that, cheers for the headsup.... ;)- pjgtech
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- Forum: Colins' 90 year of the Spitfire GB; Mar - May 2026
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Welcome to this Anniversary GB, 90 years of Spitfires.
What are the GB dates?- pjgtech
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- Forum: Colins' 90 year of the Spitfire GB; Mar - May 2026
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First flight of the Spitfire 5th March 1936 - 90 years ago
I do have a Spit in my stash, but I have gone "orf" planes a bit, but put me down as a maybe? if thats allowed.... cheers- pjgtech
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- Forum: Member Suggested group builds
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Paint for wheels
Cool, I use this as a handy colour reference chance and shows other manufacturers colours too. The Humbrol 44 Pastel Blue, looks about the closest on the chart?- pjgtech
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- Forum: painting chit chat.
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Advice needed re: window frames
Could try thin balsa strips? or plasticard?- pjgtech
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- Forum: Buildings under constuction
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Zvezda 1/72 40mm Bofors AA gun.
Looking good, nice one, What materials is the blue foam made from, looks denser than the white stuff I use?- pjgtech
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- Forum: Artillery pieces Under Construction
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