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A good tip, I'm sure I have something similar in my arsenal of tools, will give it try Thanks for the praise @THE DC means a lot Another on the list to read and get inspired, cheers for the heads-up

Thank you as ever for your comments, I still consider my building, fair to average and if I had the time and resources, I would have another go on these. That thread made for good reading, and some techniques I will definitely consider carrying over to my Aries Moon lander which is in the 'to...

Everyone loves a big slot! ;) Nice work, look forward to having a go at that...

yes, number 2

Do one, have a beer, do another, have another beer... repeat until drunk!

Interesting start, I like the idea of using the sanding pads

You send me your models, I'll build them, and then I'll send them back for painting :laughrolling:

very splendid, nicely presented

I used to have a wonderful printer, but since its demise all the predecessors have been an absolute arse! All this modern blue-tooth wi-fi rubbish causes so much frustration, in the end I just have a cable now, less hassle and nearly trouble free... The machines think they are sooooo much...

you don't half tease us, do you need a tester, do ya? do ya? do ya? ;)

Do they count as parts though?

I anticipated the question... The answer is one thousand, four hundred and eighty-six - 1,486, give or take one. :eek: Just for you @thegreek270 there is 743 in one of the domes, and all things being equal, it should come to 1,486

rather tasty indeed

thank you, I'm more of a landing 'leg' man ;) Much appreciated

Thank you, its been awhile ;)

Six months have passed and sadly the old Y-Wing has been a bit neglected, parts being strewn to the four corners of the workbench. After completing several commissioned builds and assisting a railway model-maker with a scaled version of the base he requested, we now finally have the space to...

Welcome aboard

Cotton wool froth looks the part, all round top job I'd say... if you can get the railings on then that will really pull this ship together. Nice job, I would be happy with that

Those guys must have had balls of steel to fly and ride in those buggers... Not the best film in the world, but a jolly jape all the same. We had a Para veteran who used to drink in our local - his stories are sadly unrepeatable here. I think I'd like to do a Junkers 52 from 'Where Eagles...

looking good