Latest Acquisitions (2020)

[Guest]

And it came with a free gift.

I bought a kit from there as I couldn't find it anywhere else, and got some free sprue cutters. They are surprisingly good so I use them for most things now, saving my posh ones for final trimming.

[Mini Me]

You're lucky they make a kit of this very late war "seven". I ended up having to bash one using the cargo bed from a M. B. 4500 truck and cutting up an AA " seven" for the cab and drive components.
Hope to see a thread on this soon. Rick H.

[BattleshipBob]

Mr Race sent me a link to this tiny tank hunter.



Doing some looking and a wooden mock up was built.

Bob

[Richard48]

This is my first kit purchase in over a year.Bit of a Phantom fanatic,I like the USN and USMC F4S looking tired in TPS schemes in their final service years.Just got to get aftermarket decals.

[Guest]

Running low on cement, and since John had no Tamiya I thought I'd give these a go. Since Tamiya's formulas are well known it's probably very similar.

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And yet more CA! My thin one has welded itself into the bottle, and I've heard good things about the gap filling one.

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And it's a while since I did a helicopter so figured I'd try the newly reboxed Zvezda one.

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[BattleshipBob]

Hi Andy, i am using the AK citrus because tamiya thin gives me headaches and does pong a bit, impressed with it!

Speaking of CA i bought from John the VMS CA and found it to be very good

Bob

[minitnkr]

Andy, let me know how you get on w/Pink Zap. I use the Green as I couldn't get the hang of the Pink. It is FAST. PaulE

[Guest]

That's good to hear Bob, I'll be trying it out this afternoon.

Thanks for the warning Paul. I got it mainly for wicking into baking soda as a filler, but will exercise caution.

[Neil Merryweather]

And yet more CA! My thin one has welded itself into the bottle, and I've heard good things about the gap filling one.

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Hey Andy, keep it in the fridge (if you can get away with it......)
It's great stuff when it works, but that's a lot of it to go solid

[Guest]

Hey Andy, keep it in the fridge (if you can get away with it......)
It's great stuff when it works, but that's a lot of it to go solid

Thanks Neil. I wondered if the super hot temperatures in their lately had affected it.

Sounds like a great excuse for a beer fridge in the shed.... :smiling5:

[mrtintheweb]

I'm 75% through my Stug IV and making a decision on what to do next is tricky.............
Got two kits for fathers' day and bought myself the Porsche but not ordered the paint for it yet, the other two I think can be linked together but not sure?
T

[Guest]

You could hang the 7,5 cm PaK 40 behind the Sd.Kfz. 251, sure. It was not the normal prime mover for it, but it would be used at times.

[Dave Ward]

Late delivery from postie: ebay winnings

The Revell model is the ICM release reboxed ( and cheaper! ) Exactly the same, but the instructions are better!
I'm awaiting the Admiral Cabriolet to complete the set....................
Dave

[PaulTRose]

im not much of a plane builder but ive always fancied one of these

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[Lee W]

im not much of a plane builder but ive always fancied one of these

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There is something about the Defiant... I see it in Hobbycraft and think, shall I, shan't I... still walk out with something totally different!

Lee