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  1. Neil

    Neil's Eduard 1/48 Mig-21 PF

    Some more progress - I've been busy trying to change job recently, so a little distracted. I've sorted out the in-flight part
  2. Neil

    Smallest amount to airbrush

    I am just curious, what is the smallest amount people use when airbrushing? In particular I am thinking when you want to paint something small that needs a different primer or colour? Normally, i just go to brush, but my current build will need two missiles in white primer and the rest in grey...
  3. Neil

    Newbie

    Welcome to the forum. You'll probably find you have a few different colour schemes, which would account for all the paints, although with 1/32 there are probably lots of little parts that are just a dab of paint here and there. Whether you really need all 36 of them for this model is doubtful...
  4. Neil

    Airfix 1/72 Hawker Hurricane Mk.1

    Oh I remember this. It was definitely a start back to the modelling, so I'm looking forward to seeing it finished properly.
  5. Neil

    Latest Acquisitions (2026)

    I usually just manually shake and stir, but maybe it's time to shake things up (pun intended!). However, how much paint do you think you have saved from drying out and not being usable? I know I end up throwing a few out because they dried out, does this help prevent that?
  6. Neil

    Joe's Trumpeter 1/72 Mig-29C Fulcrum

    Good work, Joe. You are definitely in the home stretch with this one. Looking forward to the decals.
  7. Neil

    Joe's Trumpeter 1/72 Mig-29C Fulcrum

    That is a cracking-looking build, Joe. The effect of that pre-shade is really coming through.
  8. Neil

    Workbench, show us yours

    My modelling room's sign is descriptive....
  9. Neil

    Joe's Trumpeter 1/72 Mig-29C Fulcrum

    I may try that then. I always leave them off to do the decals and then fit the pylons.
  10. Neil

    Joe's Trumpeter 1/72 Mig-29C Fulcrum

    Looking good; the mottling is coming through well. Are the pylons fixed already? Most kits seem to have teeny-tiny decals for those, so do you put those on after the pylons are already fitted?
  11. Neil

    Worst /best kit you’ve built.

    The best, I remember with great fondness, was the Tamiya 1/48 A10C - but that was from doing it 40+ years ago - the last one I made before I went to Uni and took a 'break' for the next 30+ years. Most recently, the Eduard 1/72 F6F - that got me back into the building bug. Worst, without...
  12. Neil

    Chris' F-Toys 1/144 MiG-21 F conversion

    The magnifier is one thing; the sausage fingers are my problem. That and my complete lack of any musical talent explain why I am not a pianist, I guess. How many variants are you planning?
  13. Neil

    MiG 17 Fresco..... 'Bloomin MiGs everywhere GB'

    Don't you just hate it when everything is all done up and you think you have enough weight, to then find out you don't? It's a nice little build, Paul, and as Tony says, a different set of markings.
  14. Neil

    Latest Acquisitions (2026)

    Addressing a weighty matter...
  15. Neil

    BOATMANS B58 HUSTLER IN 148th scale with lights

    Not really followed along here Chris, but that is a fantastic result with the lights lit up. You should be very proud of that.
  16. Neil

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

    I think you've got the level of weathering just right there, Geoff, that is a lovely little aircraft and finish - I may add this to the list for when I finally start reducing my stash (at current rate, somewhere around 2035) - so before HS2 anyway.
  17. Neil

    GB idea

    I have a Tamiya or two - I'm provisionally in. I have an RAF Mustang, which I was thinking of doing in the US Icons. This would be a good GB for it. I may have a 109 as well. So yeah, count me in.
  18. Neil

    Pauls MiG 17....Airfix 1/72

    A lovely little model that. You can absolutely see this and the Sabre as the same-era aircraft right?
  19. Neil

    Chris' Trumpeter 1/144 Chengdu J-7E

    Wow, they really are tiny - and then you do major surgery on them too? I stick to 1/48 generally to avoid the fiddly bits in 1/72 - I have no idea how you work on these, but I am very impressed nonetheless.
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