I like Ian's suggestion of refuelling at sea. As for the model, nicely built. I'd say you were very courageous in building that on your return to the hobby, I built the Airfix Ju52 a while ago and it was a real filler and sand paper eater. Turns out well as yours has with a bit of care and attention though. Steve's comments about RLM72/73 colours (I think Steve meant the maritime colours as he wrote 72 twice) is correct, I bought the two colours for a German seaplane and there is very little contrast between the two shades.
Now what can I do with this ?
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Originally posted by \Nah, I am where I am because of the choices I made (and sometimes were made for me) and I would not be who I am if it did not unfold like that.I am joking really because I've seen some of the picture outside of the subject, and it looks like you have a nice space, good yard, nice shrubbery around. etc.
I feel more limited in where I can display some of my works, but then when I think about it, all throughout my life, it's been like that.
It's the 'canadian spirit' of making the most out of the least, I guess.
I'm more fortunate than most but never look down because I remember where I began and it keeps me on sure ground.
Not all choices we make in life workout the way we want but be true to yourself and work with it and even the smallest of us can be proud of what we've got or achieved.
Good luck will and be happyComment
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Originally posted by \I like Ian's suggestion of refuelling at sea. As for the model, nicely built. I'd say you were very courageous in building that on your return to the hobby, I built the Airfix Ju52 a while ago and it was a real filler and sand paper eater. Turns out well as yours has with a bit of care and attention though. Steve's comments about RLM72/73 colours (I think Steve meant the maritime colours as he wrote 72 twice) is correct, I bought the two colours for a German seaplane and there is very little contrast between the two shades.Comment
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