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Hello Blabber Mouth. "Blabber Mouth" - really? I hope you don't blabber too much when you have a cigar between your teeth - HAHAHA. 😅 I don't know what SWMBO is. I know of course that Cuban cigars are very rare in the USA. The Hoyos Churchills is a fantastic cigar. I mean the Cuban cigar and not the replica from the Dom. Republic (if it is still produced there). The one from the Dom. Republic I do not know. The Cuban Churchill from Hoyo de Monterrey has been sold out in Europe for a long time. The production in Cuba was stopped in 2012. So if you still have real Cuban cigars from it, then you have a great rarity.

🤣 That's right, the smoke of the cigar clouded my vision. So I had the idea to let the model fly above the clouds. 🤣 It's great that you are also a cigar connoisseur. Great!

Yeah, I know. 👍 It's in the text. 😅

Hello and thank you very much for joining this fantastic forum. I am publisher of ZigarrenZone (cigar Blog in German language) and the online magazine FlashCigar. After a break of about 8 years in model making I now find from time to time some time for model making. Brand new I have created a new social network: scalemodel.zone Sorry for my English What fascinates me about model making is the ageing of the model. There are so many techniques that are breathtaking. I am often amazed at what great models are built. What is impressive is that so many model builders work extremely cleanly. At least concerning the result I'm looking forward to discovering a lot more here and greet you all from Switzerland.

Hello and thank you very much for joining this fantastic forum. Very briefly something about me before I come to the rollout: I am publisher of ZigarrenZone (cigar Blog in German language) and the online magazine FlashCigar. After a break of about 8 years in model making I now find from time to time some time for model making. Sorry for my English My model presented here is the FM-2 Wildcat, 1/72 from Arma Hobby. It is a great kit. I mounted the windshield upside down. I made the clouds from absorbent cotton, fixed them with hairspray and painted them with the airbrush. I put the airplane on a pencil and mounted it on the base plate. I hope you like my first model. Of course there are some things to make even better Brand new I have created a new social network: scalemodel.zone