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Hi Mike, Any progress happening with your Foxbat ? I just picked up the kit myself and And I'm quite impressed by it. All the best , Cheers, Peter

Hi Mick, looks like you're off to a great start. Greetings to everyone at DDSM, Cheers, Peter

Hi Wolwe82, your Hellcat is coming along nicely, Very cool ! I'm enjoying your progress. Cheers, Peter

Looks good Mike ! Just out of curiosity, what brands of polishing sticks are you using ? Cheers, Peter P.s I really enjoyed your Mig-31 build !

Now that's a nice cockpit ! I like your light gray colour choice for RLM 66; a good idea as assembled pits can get pretty dark once installed. I also like the mist of dust on the forward cockpit walls along with the random dark gray spekels which convey tone, depth and slight ware. Nicely done. I look forward to your progress, Cheers, Peter

Thanks Brewer, very nice fading. Peter

Hi, Brewer, Lookin' good so far ! I've always wanted to try thre AK interactive RLM series simply because I've heard you can thin them with water .......so I was hoping there might be less volatile fumes. I spray outside with a respirator but sometimes I'm still very sensitive to fumes .Can you thin them with water ? What kind of thinner do you use with them ? -Disappointing to hear they don't spray as fine as Tamiya or Gunze but I'd still like to give them a go for myself. All the best for the rest of the build. Cheers, Peter

James, Dymo labeling tape ( available from good stationary stores ) cut into thin strips is the best guide for a riveting tool. Cheers, Peter

looks good so far Jason, I'm looking forward to seeing some paint cheers, Pter

Lookin' good Nick, enjoy the rest of the build. Cheers, Peter

All the best for this one Jason it should no doubt be another craker ! Congratulations on the 190 it turned out great Cheers, Peter.

Looks great Brewer. Cheers, Peter

Looks great !

Thanks Brewer

Hi Mike, I really like your work ! Cheers, Peter

Hi Brewer, its looking great so far. I really like your tone work in the cockpit, what colours and techniques did you use ? I look forward to your next update. Cheers, Peter