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  1. flyjoe180

    Volvo FH 16 globetrotter and curtainside trailer

    That has turned out very nicely indeed Kaci. Your weathering has given it a realistic used look.
  2. flyjoe180

    BOATMANS B58 HUSTLER IN 148th scale with lights

    Awesome Chris, the Hustler has a real Cold War beast look to it. The decals look okay in that photo, but it might be a good idea to treat them to a decal bonder of some sort just to be sure.
  3. flyjoe180

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

    Looks great with the box art behind it, Chris.
  4. flyjoe180

    Stefees Revell 1/24 '71 Ford Mustang 351 Boss

    Coming along nicely Stefan. Those engine parts are very small!
  5. flyjoe180

    Steve's Hasegawa 1/72 AH-64A Apache Attack Helicopter

    The camouflage has turned out well Steve
  6. flyjoe180

    Still trying.

    Tony, when using DuckDuckGo: when you are on the forum, simply press the three lines at bottom right of your iPhone, then press "Add Favorite". This puts the icon on the Home Screen for the browser, and also adds it to the bookmarks. I don't think you can add it as a home screen as such, as DDG...
  7. flyjoe180

    Curtainsider trailer

    Makes sense to use whatever you have to hand. Probably not much different to the weathering powders packaged as model specific
  8. flyjoe180

    Quiz time

    I got one wrong. Painful video, had to mute it
  9. flyjoe180

    Hello All

    Welcome to the forum James. Just saw your Carpathia model thread. You have some good variety going on with your builds, looking forward to seeing more.
  10. flyjoe180

    1:200 Carpathia

    That looks good James. (y)
  11. flyjoe180

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

    Lovely work Chris, love the B-25 taking off
  12. flyjoe180

    Eduard Mk. IXc and Tamiya Mk. Ia 1/48 Spitfires ... a tribute to an iconic aircraft

    Nice job on both Spitfires Ezio
  13. flyjoe180

    Dragon 1/72 Apollo 11 recovery with Old 66.

    Stefan, a real beauty mate. The Sea King looks fantastic, I know you battled a bit with it that kit. Well worth the fight, because it's turned out very nicely indeed. The sea scape with the ripples and space equipment is nicely done. A very dramatic and historic moment in time captured superbly...
  14. flyjoe180

    Brian's Sovereign of the seas

    Sorry Brian, commentator's curse :censored:
  15. flyjoe180

    Joe's Academy 1/72 F-16C Thunderbirds

    Thanks Jim. The tint looks more pronounced in the photos, especially the runners. The gold tint helps with reducing radar cross section. For a later-Block F-16 the canopies reverted to clear as Night Vision became widespread. The F-22 and F-35 have gold tinted canopies, presumably night vision...
  16. flyjoe180

    Joe's Academy 1/72 F-16C Thunderbirds

    It's not idea to have a seam at all, but most modern one-piece canopies appear to have one. Must be the way they are moulded.
  17. flyjoe180

    Geoffs Airfix 1/48 North American F-86F Sabre.

    Great to see this started Geoff. It's quite a dark plastic in that kit by the looks of it
  18. flyjoe180

    Joe's Academy 1/72 F-16C Thunderbirds

    I was thinking of ways Jen could combine her hobby with the model kit. No idea what adhesive to use. You could build the model up for her, and Jen could apply the crystals using PVA white glue?
  19. flyjoe180

    Joe's Academy 1/72 F-16C Thunderbirds

    Cheers Steven. Me too, I get to the point where I just have to take the plunge or I'll worry too much about screwing it up.
  20. flyjoe180

    Room / Building temperature affecting paint?

    Your paint woes are most likely caused by the temperature and humidity combination Peter, as Kaci said. Try painting in the morning, cover your work from dust, and avoid touching the paint for a day or so.
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