busnproplinerfan

Murphy's law works fine

Who says old kits can't be made nice. The shortness of this version makes me think of a transit bus with wings.

of afterburner muffler grease

shovels are half price

assimilate, buy starfix kits

for stealing neighbors beer

gum gum flavour flavour

I noticed when things get tough in any form of preservation, the first reaction is always to scrap whatever is there. That somehow solves the issues. I don't know much about these aircraft situations but have seen this type of thing in other groups.

we think of words

when baba eats garlic

it's you wife's cooking (nobody cooks like mother)

it's all about you

Never saw these new but i guess it's how they looked, nice work.

standing beside myself admiring

of DC-3 with tongue

Paint looks great, nice work.

the slinky one? or

plant with bacon seeds

Texas is really small

Nice work with the brush painting.

when lemmings fly fruitbats (had to bring that back in as well, been awhile)

award winning starfix kit

patch holes with tape

I was using smooth-on resin, it is nice but it's short shelf life turned me off and would get very porous parts. I guess vacuuming or pressurising would help with but they don't tell you that. I still like their mold rubber. I can get smooth-on locally from an art store for very cheap but the alumilite I have to get from the company itself and the shipping across the border gets you, but it has a long shelf life. I've been trying to get that store to bring in alumilite. I also was never trained on it just learning as I go. Both are good in their own way. I see the pictures of smiling casters with gallon sized amounts in massive molds and wonder how they do that without it hardening while pouring.

attracts penquins like Brian