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That's just perfect! I love your weathering on this.

Nick, awesome work as usual. Man, I can keep saying that it's such a cool rig.... so I will. What a cool rig!

It sure does!

I would definitely call this "acceptable" myself But, I know the standards you set for yourself! Acceptable to you is perfection to others 🙂

Oh yeah, that'll work! That would be a nice addition to the Blitz for sure!

A pickup would be nice, love those. I found that Revell's 1/25 scale kits lend themselves perfectly for a Blitz Build.

That's great news! I'm sure you meant the car body, which is also great news, of course. Did you mean to show a picture to go with that? I'm glad you are the way you are and you're not giving up, this project deserves a finish!

Well built! And a very nice collection too.

Great little van, the white and grey combo just screams "utility". Nice touch with the clothes line and the wood in the cargo space.

It's been a while since I glued any plastic. I've only managed to complete 1 kit so far this year, and that was one I started years earlier. I'm hoping to get back into the swing of things with this build, a GB is always nice because it has a deadline, and I kind of need that sometimes. So far, I'm liking the way this kit goes together. For a 1976 kit, it's very nice, everything fits. I've started on the chassis and it's easy to get square and such. The rear axle is chain driven. Some nice detail there, including a bit of sag on the chain and bolt heads in places where you'd expect them. Old fashioned lamp on the back. It's time to start working on the engine.

Nice work! Man, you've done a great job on painting the fruit there as well!

Oh wow, that's looking so authentic. The paintwork is next level on this.

Dude, don't mention me like that, you scared me, I thought I missed the Blitzbuild start! I have quite a few options actually. I'm leaning towards something 1/35 scale this time... That Bedford tanker is really taking my fancy.

Do the Kettenkrad Dennis, it's always aircraft anyway 🤪 So please join in, it's a lot of fun and who cares if you finish or not? That's right, nobody! (In a good way, of course)

Maybe you should change your name to Bobby No Mack

Oh yeah Nick, you're treating us to something wonderful again! Brilliant scratchbuilding on the drill rig, it's very difficult to get the "that looks convincing!" look. It's awesome. And I'm sure the new rig will turn out great as well, you're well underway. I recently purchased that International dump truck kit, I love the looks of it.

I can't believe I missed the GB's start last weekend! I do keep a GB schedule in my calendar but... I was a week off, apparently. Ah well, I didn't have a whole lot of time anyway. I will try to make a start in the coming Easter weekend. I will be joining in with a classic 1926 Mack Bulldog. The kit is an Atlantis reboxing of the 1976 Monogram kit. And yes, there are indeed logs. Let's see what we can make of those... Also, truck parts. Cab and bed parts moulded in red, how nice... that will take another bucket of primer. And finally, rubber tyres, a couple of clear parts, a length of chain and a small decal sheet. I like this truck a lot, it's something different.

Oh yeah, sure, I knew that, but it does really show where it belongs!

That's a really nice little tractor, well done. The outdoor shot shows it off very well.

That's a cool build, I like it.

Dude. Wow. I love everything about it, Nick! This will be my favourite build on here for quite some time I think 🙂

Holy smokes, that's absolutely awesome, Gary!

Fantastic work. The 255 is my favourite. Well done on these little gems.

Outstanding! I love them. Top notch painting and weathering.

That's some very nice 3D work sir. I'm curious to see the body evolve.