Tomjw

Fantastic job. Nice to see a Phantom in proper colours... Cheers, Tom

I need one of these...

Thanks Haydn. Basically the link has told me that it's going to be a seriously expensive day Cheers, Tom

I'm looking forward to this one. Is there a traders list yet? Cheers, Tom

Wow. I have to say your work is awesome. Very impressive. Cheers, Tom.

I wish they would hurry up. I must have this kit. Can't wait.

She looks awesome. I'm very impressed with your natural metal finish. Immaculate work. Cheers, Tom.

Looks interesting. Mind if I tag along? Cheers, Tom.

Welcome to the forum Tony. I've never succeeded in spraying a decent gloss varnish layer onto a model, be it Alclad Aqua Gloss, AK Intermediate Gauzy or Johnson's Klear. I tend to brush it on and it looks a lot better. I'm probably missing something or doing something wrong, but I just can't get gloss varnish to work. Any other varnish (matt, semi-gloss, etc) sprays like a dream, but not gloss. Probably no help... Tom

Hi Mark, Thanks for the heads up. I'll check them out as I still haven't ordered yet. Cheers, Tom

That's good to know, thanks Ivand Tom

Alex, Siola, Thank you for your advice. It's great that they accept PayPal. That way, I should be fully protected. Cheers, Tom.

Hi All, I'd like to order a couple of PE sets manufactured by PART for my 1/35 Trumpy Hind, but can only find them at www.super-hobby.com Does anyone have any experience of buying from them? Is there a better source? I'm based in the UK. Tia Tom

Ditto. What Greg said.

In my experience, Alclad varnishes are best to retain the NMF effect. In actual fact, all varnishes will have a negative affect on the quality of the NMF effect, and in my experience, Klear is one of the worst. I also use AK Gauzy, but I have found that if you brush or spray it onto decals, they start to look somewhat 'crinckled'. It's a great base coat for decals, I've found. Stick with Alclad varnishes (the Klear Cote range) and you won't go wrong. Hth Tom