Todders

That is a fantastic build and paint job. I am curious about the difficult aspects of the build. I don't have this particular model in my stash but Eduard kits usually are all the rave with builders ( at least here in The States ). I can see some potential tricky tasks such as the antennae and the paint scheme, both of which you pulled off masterfully. So basically I'm wondering if the fit or small details is where the difficulty lies. Once again, Yours looks fantastic. Thanks, Todd

And this years award for Best Rust On A Model goes too...…. you my friend. Well Done. The figures are nicely done too. Todder

Wow! That looks great. Might have to get me one of those someday (another kit to add to my list) . Todders

Love the weathering and the markings that you chose. Don't believe that I have seen those markings before. I hate to admit it but I may have to spring for one of those kits eventually . Todder

Just going to say one thing about your build "AWESOME" Todder

Dioramas are so much better when the modeler gives attention to the smaller details that are around the main feature. Yours looks great! Hope I could do one as well done as this one. Todders

The pics are there but you just can't see them because it is flying in the clouds.

Nice work! The Pfalz DIII always looks to me like it was the "Sports Car-Plane" of WWI. It just needs some chrome exhaust pipe to dress it out. Todd

You don't see too many Felixstowes being built (even the 72nd ones are pretty large) because there is a lot stuff on the airframe. Having said that, most people choose the colorful fuselage markings which are awesome! But I really like your choice of doing this particular airframe..... It kind a represents a working man's Felixstowe. Great Job! Todders

Probably my favorite classic pick-up truck. I have this in my stash of mostly military kits but I don't want to start it until I think my skills are up to what I want to do to it. Paint job on yours looks great! Todd

Growing up in the U.S. that kit was and probably still is a common feature in any store that had a passing interest in plastic models. I always thought of it as toy-like but after seeing this I am truly impressed. Revell- Monogram owes you a debt of gratitude my friend. Marvelous job on that one! Todd

Great job on that kit! Makes me want to pull mine out of the stash and start it but I just can't decide on what markings to do it in. Love your choice of paint scheme.

I have been reading this forum for a couple of years and have finally decided to register here so that I may post comments and hopefully even post some works (fingers crossed). My interests are varied so I am liable to be all over the place here. Really do enjoy this website! If the wife gets on here and starts asking if anyone here has seen me lately, don't tell her that I am in the basement. Cheers! Toddie The Body