What's on the bench 2022

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RonGlass

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After the P70 I was planning to build some wheeled or tracked thing... and in fact... :rolling:

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I gave in to the temptation of the fair amount of P.E. lurking from that box: Eduard 1:72 Spitfire Mk IX ProfiPack edition. The kit has amazing details both in plastic and in P.E. The fit is very good (the putty you see is mainly due to my mistakes) and the drops on the wings are the remains of a water washing after sanding. It's going to be the 601 Sqd. silvery UF-Q from Fano 1944.
I don't know if I'll repeat the experience of so many PE details at that scale; anyway, it's fun, up to now, and not too many bad words, at least less than the mistakes I made due to the huge quantity of details at such a small scale and poor skills with P.E.
If I had to buy another ProfiPack Editon, it will be a 1:48 kit to save my eyes health and alignment. :tongue-out2:

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Geez Andy, 1/72 photoetch eh.... and to think how the 1/35th stuff can drive me koo-koo :tongue-out2:
 

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Just plain outstanding Jack........you are definitely putting this one to bed!! Will be a "winner" when done. :thumb2: :thumb2:
 

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Love that tarp, looks real with those folds Jack. Nothing worse than a night mare tenant, glad your back in the sauna loft .
 

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Mark, I couldn't help noticing the subtle difference between the tires and their tread faces and sidewalls......very natural looking. how did you achieve that?
 

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Mark, I couldn't help noticing the subtle difference between the tires and their tread faces and sidewalls......very natural looking. how did you achieve that?
I'm glad you noticed Rick :smiling3: it was primarily to removed the mould seam that run around the middle of the tyre but does give a bit of a worn look, I just gave them a vigorous rub with an 80grit sanding stick until I could smell burning rubber lol.
 

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Well as Rick says they look very natural, love that winch, those handles must have been fun Mark ?
 

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Oh that's easy Mark, maybe just let Commander Race do that for you while he's still sitting on the Naughty step ?
Why my friend am I on the naughty step yet again :smiling3:?
 
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