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Cheers Vince, click away my friend...well, only if ya like it lol.

Thank you. Glad you like the idea, I thought it looked okay. Hope they didn't get away from you...

Hi Jason, cheers mate, glad you like it. I even tried to simulate the list from slide down the slope. Not sure of the scale, possible 1/600. This was sold to make room, wish I hadn't but that's the way sometimes. Si:)

Small scale Bismarck wreck, did a lot of research on this build to try and get the details as good as I could regarding scale. Si:)

Metal cannon and wood, distressed and painted in oils, enamels and acrylics. Si:)

LOL, I know what you mean. Munsters and Norman Bates...what a combo! Food for thought methinks. Why thank you, glad you like it. Cheers, really pleased you enjoyed looking. Thank you all guys. Si:)

True modelling made by a artist. Wonderful work, absolutely tremendous.

This is a totally scratch made model as a concept piece for a Alien franchise short story. She is a freighter with a crew of two. This has had a revamp regarding extra bits a check that the lights worked and a general tidying up as she could be used in a college film project. Here are some revamp shots and lighting shots, some simple effects shots. Si:)

I was going to re-do the cockpit, but couldn't be bothered in the end. And yes, she is a dirty girl... Not Luke's, I repainted the nose...although yes, she is very mucky...just the way I like em. Thanks guys, glad you like it.

Top, top work, quality build and painting.

Just finished watching and enjoyed it...as I always do...good old Katy. Thanks Tony, I think it can be one of the most dangerous jobs in the army...no way to fight back and hope they respect the red cross. Pleased you like it, I think Grandad would be happy with what I have done.

Amazing, my kind of modelling, superb work.

Cheers Steve, was a beggar to do at that scale. shaky hands and dodgy eyes, managed it...just lol. Thanks Pat, glad you like it, I think I may just watch it tomorrow.

Nicely done, lovely weathering, great job.

That was my thought too...lol I have to agree a 1/35 scale would be fantastic. Thank you, glad you like it.

I got this large X-wing and the Millennium Falcon for a very low price from a comic-con. So, the idea was to repaint and add lights. Both these large models ended up sold to the same guy in France, was well chuffed at selling them but also that both would be kept together. The engines have 4 10mm LED's and the wing lights are 3mm ultra bright LED's all powered by a 9V plug in battery pack. The underneath of the engines is hollow so to hide the wiring I made some tubing. [ Si:)

This is the Airfix 1/76 K2 ambulance finished in desert scheme. My Grandfather drove one of these in North Africa and was captured and escaped, shot at and yet he carried on with nothing but a aid kit and a red-cross arm-band. So, to my Grandfather. Si:)

No, not the squeak, I do have a sound unit in it that plays the theme though http://vid52.photobucket.com/albums/g29/eddiesolo/DSCF3381_zpsf0c3f9a1.mp4 Thanks Billy, good model to do, very simple yet looks great when finished. Glad you like it.

Cheers Ken, shall do my best mate.

I am attempting to make a scratch spaceship from one of my favorite books as a kid-Spaceship Medic by Harry Harrison-he also wrote about The Stainless Steel Rat as well as others. The only description is a drum with a ball at one end connected via a pipe. Sounds simple but obviously I need to source parts, doing that at the moment, and then plan how it is going to look. As far as I know it has not been done before so, with a bit of luck, the Johannes Kepler will be ready for her Lunar to Mars run. Will be made from spare model parts, plasticard and whatever else I can find, scrounge etc. Wish me luck. Si:)

May have a crack at it...wonder if I can scratch make Clarkson

This is a Polar Lights 1/87 scale model of the Bates Mansion from the 1960 film Psycho. This was a good build and really enjoyed putting this one together. Si:)

Thanks Vince, a car that I always wanted to do, saw a real one in a worn state and like you, it struck a chord as to how cool it looked. Just need a Camero and a 1/25/1/24 scale cow...hmmmmmmmmmmmm. It does look shinier in the pics, I used a oil wash to tone done the chrome but agree, it does look too shiny.

What a lovely thing to say, many thanks. I am pleased it has inspired you to have a go at your own wreck lol. Cheers Roger, glad you like it, appreciate the comment.

Defo a fave for me too. Pleased you like it. Thank you, appreciate the comment and glad it worked.