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  1. Kuro Nezumi
    Great model of a lovely - if not dangerous, glider! We have a replica at Shuttleworth, and it looks like a death trap waiting to spring.
  2. Kuro Nezumi
    Wow! So steampunk! I want one!
  3. Kuro Nezumi
    Superb finish! Well done!
  4. Kuro Nezumi
    Great build! Well done!
  5. Kuro Nezumi
    Incredible! Such vivid colours as well!
  6. Kuro Nezumi
    Very nice! Love the early sub designs!
  7. Kuro Nezumi
    If it can cut through all those materials with relative ease, I dread to think of what it will do to flesh. A good tool in the right hands.
  8. Kuro Nezumi
    Great little racer! Well done!
  9. Kuro Nezumi
    Very nice! Love the finish on the upper wings!
  10. Kuro Nezumi
    I'll be picking one of those up when it's released. Love cars/automobiles up to the WW1.
  11. Kuro Nezumi
    Simply awesome! Great work!
  12. Kuro Nezumi
    Very elegant! Well done!
  13. Kuro Nezumi
    Brilliant finish! Well done!
  14. Kuro Nezumi
    Thank you, gentlemen! I wondered why it looked odd. I'll remember that for next time; I plan on getting the Mikromir kit at some point along with their other early subs.
  15. Kuro Nezumi
    Good afternoon. I present to you my build of Combrig's re-boxing of U-Boat Laboratorium's UB I type coastal submarine in 1/350, painted as UB-2 (though the plaque says UB 1). From the kit's instruction sheet: "UB-2 entered service on February 18, 1915 and was attached to training Kurland flotilla. An experienced sailor oberleutnant-zur-see Werner Furbringer, future high-scoring U-boot commander and 'Blue Max' winner, became her first captain. "Having successfully completed training UB-2 passed to Flandria to a first line unit. Sincethe beginning of May 1915 up to the end of December 1916 she completed 40 combat cruises and sunk 11 vessels. In January 1917 the submarine transferred to a training flotilla and served there until the end of the war." My first resin ship kit, and was very simple to build; she's barely 3 inches long! The hull was a single piece with the other parts being the rubber assembly, rigging, railing and various other parts. And I lost the propeller. I scratch-built the masts from brass rod and some of the rigging wires with nickel wire. I used Mig Ammo Medium Grey and Citadel Abaddon Black for the paint scheme, and a Copic liner for the face. Weathering was done with an oil paint dot streaking method and Mig Ammo's Rust Oilbrusher. Enjoy!
  16. Kuro Nezumi
    An incredible level of detail! Great work!
  17. Kuro Nezumi
    A really fine model! Well done!
  18. Kuro Nezumi
    Superb model! Great work!
  19. Kuro Nezumi
    Great build! Well done!
  20. Kuro Nezumi
    Superb! Truly superb! Well done!
  21. Kuro Nezumi
    WNW has yet to do a DH-4. I'd like to see them do a Lloyd C.V as the bare wood finish would be great in 1/32. Though knowing WNW, whatever they bring out it won't be anything that we predict or hope for.
  22. Kuro Nezumi
    One of your finest yet, Andy! Very inspiring! I've one on its way from CSM; looking forward to building it!
  23. Kuro Nezumi
    Beautiful finish! Well done!
  24. Kuro Nezumi
    Brilliant diorama! Well done!
  25. Kuro Nezumi
    Lovely plane! Great model! Well done!
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