Would you be able to let us know how it performs please Paul?
I’d be very interested to see how effective it is
Thanks,
Geoff.
I’d be very interested to see how effective it is
Thanks,
Geoff.
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Cool looks a nice bit of kit, enjoy it and let us know how you get on with it.... 
Of course i will let you know
planning on trying a camo on the tiger in next few days
planning on trying a camo on the tiger in next few days
Few bits for the diorama, mainly scenery related....
Static grass, foilage, putty....
Oh and some Dspiae sanding pads and an agled sanding pad from SMS, thanx John.
Static grass, foilage, putty....
Oh and some Dspiae sanding pads and an agled sanding pad from SMS, thanx John.
Todays wallet reduction scheme includes the following:
A nice 1:72 Challenger mk3 from Academy and courtesy of our very onw SMS, thanx John.
And, as I have found out on my current Diorama build, and using fine casting powder, PVA and Milliput putty, I needed some tools suitable for plaster, clay, putty, etc, so now have some....
A nice 1:72 Challenger mk3 from Academy and courtesy of our very onw SMS, thanx John.
And, as I have found out on my current Diorama build, and using fine casting powder, PVA and Milliput putty, I needed some tools suitable for plaster, clay, putty, etc, so now have some....
More glue and paint....
I really like this super glue, seems to be made by "Logic"? only used the thick one so far, but thats nearly empty.
So bought a new one and have now got some medium too.
A nice size too, my first bottle I've had for several months, so its lasted well, has not gone "off".
It does leave some residue around the top, which I cut off with a scalpel type blade, but the actual bottle/tube has never got blocked.
Does not go off too quick, just long enough to have a fiddle/adjust if necessary.
Edit: should have added the thick one is good enough to fill small gaps too.
I really like this super glue, seems to be made by "Logic"? only used the thick one so far, but thats nearly empty.
So bought a new one and have now got some medium too.
A nice size too, my first bottle I've had for several months, so its lasted well, has not gone "off".
It does leave some residue around the top, which I cut off with a scalpel type blade, but the actual bottle/tube has never got blocked.
Does not go off too quick, just long enough to have a fiddle/adjust if necessary.
Edit: should have added the thick one is good enough to fill small gaps too.
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Found an old model shop in my local area (Teynham - Weston Models), never been in before, as I'm quite new to this area having only moved here a while back. There was not many kits, they seem to specialise in RC stuff and make their own engines, etc, but they had a small selection and there was a couple that I liked the look of, so I bagged them.....
Its a sickness I tells ya! More deliveries, forgot I ordered these, Lol.....
Some tank figures for my upcoming Russian T26 tank. build...
Some Miniart tools, for general diorama use....
And some more bits for general modelling, eg: my new grass applicator, eg: sieve and some nitrile gloves and some Mod Podge...
And lastly some more CA, cos you can never have enough super glue, right!
Some tank figures for my upcoming Russian T26 tank. build...
Some Miniart tools, for general diorama use....
And some more bits for general modelling, eg: my new grass applicator, eg: sieve and some nitrile gloves and some Mod Podge...
And lastly some more CA, cos you can never have enough super glue, right!
Yep I’d say you definitely have stash fever also know by it’s official title as stash enlargement syndrome 
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Just picked this up for Ians "Paint It Black" GB
We all have it some degree.....its mostly incuable........best way to relieve the pain is to buy another model
New kit (1:35 Allied Road signs), scriber, tweezers and CA micro applicator.
Found a new model shop today (Faversham), but bit disappointed TBH, as he did not have much in the way of plastic scale model kits?
But, still did not stop me from spending out on a couple of bits, so todays haul was......
But, still did not stop me from spending out on a couple of bits, so todays haul was......
Very nice Steve
Got these on Sunday, couple of small additions to the stash.....
Nice haul Peter.
Ref. the last picture. Look out for the face on the Bren gun carrier chappie = A right miserable soandso!
Ron
Ref. the last picture. Look out for the face on the Bren gun carrier chappie = A right miserable soandso!
Ron
Lol, yep, he will be miserable when I'm finished with him, I'm terrible at faces!!!
Been very good not adding to the stash, but still need to keep the supplies topped up. Usual excellent service from John.....
Nick
Nick
Ok chaps.....
So I have had been quite good on the kit acquisition front, not having bought anything since 29th December...... and indeed not acquiring/buying anything until Feb!! Can't remember when I went this long without getting a kit!!
ACW as usual.
Andrew
So first up I got this free a couple of weeks ago from a club member, as Airfix had included the wrong kit in a Dogfight Doubles and it wasn't his thing. This obviously goes nicely with my 1/72 Brit aircraft. From what I can gather £10 is about the right price.
This one I saw on sale at last weekend's show, with someone at a club table getting rid of some kits. It's not my usual subject but it really caught my eye. This is a reboxing of Hasegawa 2006 kit, that is a by all accounts a very nice kit. Eduard has also reboxed it. The absolute cheapest new I can find this is currently £32, with £25 being the cheapest 2nd hand sale on eBay.....I paid £20, so all in all not a bad price!
So I have had been quite good on the kit acquisition front, not having bought anything since 29th December...... and indeed not acquiring/buying anything until Feb!! Can't remember when I went this long without getting a kit!!
ACW as usual.
Andrew
So first up I got this free a couple of weeks ago from a club member, as Airfix had included the wrong kit in a Dogfight Doubles and it wasn't his thing. This obviously goes nicely with my 1/72 Brit aircraft. From what I can gather £10 is about the right price.
This one I saw on sale at last weekend's show, with someone at a club table getting rid of some kits. It's not my usual subject but it really caught my eye. This is a reboxing of Hasegawa 2006 kit, that is a by all accounts a very nice kit. Eduard has also reboxed it. The absolute cheapest new I can find this is currently £32, with £25 being the cheapest 2nd hand sale on eBay.....I paid £20, so all in all not a bad price!
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