Great to see you Andy. Nice work. Welcome to the madhouse
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Andy,
A very warm welcome to the forum. You have some nice builds there.Comment
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Thank you all for the warm welcome.
Dave: The first hint I can give is: post small pictures; mistakes won't be so evident! :tongue-out3
. I don't think I've developed any specific technique for the moment; I follow the inspiration of the moment (which translates into: I do what I can with what I have :thinking: ). My only "invention" is what I use to burnish the Friul tracks: a mix of Tamiya acrylic thinner and green tea leaves...:nerd:.
Ian: food is where Italy wins without efforts... as per Italian cars... well... according to Top Gear's J. Clarkson, Alfa and Ferrari are not so bad at all... unless the dubbing changed not only the language but contents too!
Pete: Italian beer is getting better and better, but you have to look for local breweries.
Greg: good to know there's another Italian in the bunch (....maybe I should have said flock :rolling.
Alan G. and Fernando: I'm more on the classical side as per music preferences, but I still love Joy Division and Bauhaus when I want to turn on the "dark side".
Tim: the picture I downloaded from Internet as souvenir of my first kit ; the G50 kit was built in a few minutes; then, building my second kit, a FROG Saab 29 if my memory is not failing me, I discovered that there were the instructions too! :flushed: A giant leap for this modeler!
Currently I am in a "stand by" phase due to some radical changes involving my family as we are planning to move in a new house so... "no go" time for the near future.
I will follow the forums anyway, trying to learn and get inspiration from you all.
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