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I also like the look of the instructions, this is looking good so far Barry, I will look forward to seeing the progress.

EZLine is great to use with superglue and an excellerator, and also I believe comes in different thicknesses.

Same as most others I have used lead wire and copper stripped from electrical wire.

very impressive bit of painting, well done Jack.

I have one in my stash, I hope it looks as good as Pauls when I get around to making it up.

Well done Ron, great design and a lot of fun.

I have never done any panel line work myself but I am always willing to try, I also seem to be a gadget collector so the experience of others on this forum is a great help in choosing the best tools to use.

Side cutters for me

Great start, looks great

Welcome Steve, I think you will love it here.

I have one of these in my stash so will be following your progress closely.

Well done Paul that is one great model.

Most of us on this forum are children at heart and beginner modellers so they should be great for us!

As above absolutely no need to apologise. Sorry to hear of your problems, best wishes and hope to hear from you when you can get back.

well made model of a subject that brings back memories to many of us oldies

What fantastic engines. Thanks for posting.

Very interesting kit and good to see some wood being used.

I have to agree with Alan. I use acrylic paints and have found the Abteilung brushes to be great. I bought a set from John and haven't looked back.

Well done Charles, this is a superb diorama, very realistic and great detailing.

I have the Mk4 also by "The small shop" , they are really well made and do a great job. I like the tool box, it looks great.