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  1. flyjoe180

    Academy Hyundai porter box van

    Shiny and deep colour, nice selection
  2. flyjoe180

    Steven's Eduard 1/48 F6F-3 Hellcat

    Nice work Steven. A bit of work there to get it wheels-up, but it will all be worth it.
  3. flyjoe180

    AS 42 Sahraiana

    I don't think any of us are completely happy with any of our builds Paul. Give it a month on the shelf, and when you look at it again, with all the build defects only you knew were there are forgotten, you will see it as others do. Great job, I love the look you have achieved with it.
  4. flyjoe180

    Warhammer 40k Shokkjump Dragsta

    Well that's something very different Andy. Love it, there will be no problems with being overtaken. The characters are funny, the one on the exhaust is in for a very uncomfortable ride with longterm consequences for both his feet and his family lineage
  5. flyjoe180

    1/35 TAMIYA StuG 1V

    Nice painty work John. The cover over the gun adds interest
  6. flyjoe180

    Peters US GB Entry #2 - M113 ACAV - Tamiya - 1:35

    Very effective Peter, it looks superb
  7. flyjoe180

    Mania models 1/72 mitsubishi ki 51 Sonia

    Looks amazing Tony. You've obviously enjoyed this build, it came together quickly.
  8. flyjoe180

    BOATMANS B58 HUSTLER IN 148th scale with lights

    Looking good Chris. For the burnt metal effects, start with a gun-metal metallic, then lightly dry brush using lighter metallics, such as aluminium or steel to pick out the detail. Then go to town with a rust wash and/or you can use powders or pigments to create variations in the finish, colours...
  9. flyjoe180

    Brian's Sovereign of the seas

    The cherry wood is looking great Brian, a vast improvement over the laser-cut appearance. It's a nice wood to work with.
  10. flyjoe180

    Chrome Covering Removal

    Thanks Rich, some good info. Good luck with your appliances, hopefully nothing else breaks down
  11. flyjoe180

    what are you watching ?

    My fireplace and reading the forum
  12. flyjoe180

    BTCC BMW 320. Winkelhock

    Looks good. Another complex roll cage on this one?
  13. flyjoe180

    T34/76 1942 - Tamiya 1:35

    Great result Rodolfo
  14. flyjoe180

    BTCC Volvo S40

    Can't blink with you at the bench can we Kaci? Nice work, I like the look of the S40.
  15. flyjoe180

    Chrome Covering Removal

    So dirt cheap beaches are best for this task? I've got a few chrome or silver plated moulds that will need stripping too. I've stripped decades-old enamel paint and primer using oven cleaner, but never chrome
  16. flyjoe180

    Mania models 1/72 mitsubishi ki 51 Sonia

    The paint result is top notch Tony, wonderful looking camouflage scheme. Never heard of "GSW/Green Stuff World" before; the paint pen concept looks very handy.
  17. flyjoe180

    MENG 1/35 Chinese ZTQ 15 light tank with cage armour

    Looks interesting Colin. The box translation says it is a limited edition, so the red box is probably an attempt at making the kit look fancy (similar to Eduard's Royal Class Boxings). The colours also correspond to those used by the Government of China. Good luck with the build, I like the...
  18. flyjoe180

    Boatmans 1/200 scale USS HORNET CV8 BUILD AN LIGHTS for the Doolittle raid on japan

    -3 forecast tonight Garry
  19. flyjoe180

    Jim R's Revell 1/72 Torpedo Boat, PT-109

    Looks much better under grey primer Jim
  20. flyjoe180

    May go dark for a little while

    Good to hear you are well and truly on the mend Tim. It sounds like you are enjoying life and mobility after years of discomfort. It is amazing how we adapt to living with health issues over time.

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