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Awesome! Thanks so much-- found a Mission Models brand of it and it's been ordered

Sorry to drag this one up Floki but I'm building the same vehicle and am nearing the paint stage...I'm curious what you used for the cream colored paint- the lightest shade?

Definitely see it in a theater...my son chose this to go to tonight for his 15th birthday and he's not usually into war movies. It was something else!

Merry Christmas from Saratoga! Spent Christmas Eve with the sister-in-laws and brother-in-laws and today both sets of parent-in-laws will be in the house where I make my zesty beef roast with horseradish... Yum! http://www.modelersalliance.org/gallery/albums/userpics/10783/IMG_20191225_044521294-800...

Maybe do it like the Secret Santa exchanges I've done before on model sites. So submit your name and genres you'd be at least a little comfortable doing. So for me, for instance, sci-fi, autos, or figures are genres I have built much in but am open to.

Ok...I didn't see anything regarding scale, so I'll just add that alongside... In 1/48, the Tamiya Thunderbolt kits (both razorback and bubbletop) are two of the best in the scale...same goes for the Accurate Miniatures Avenger kits. The rear turret was a little tricky, but they had awesome online t...

I've found that if I'm burned out or unable to model for some reason or other, I'll watch some technique videos or an Andy's Hobby HQ video on You Tube....gives me some motivation.

More pictures here too:

https://www.themodellingnews.com/2019/0 ... g.html?m=1

LyleW wrote:Don’t drink the water. Don’t eat salad (washed in water), above all, have fun.

No ice in your drinks either!!

I think only the 23andMe tests do the medical information...you can't get that from Ancestry- I did research on them all beforehand. My record is clean so I'm not too worried about any forensic stuff ;) I found out I was part Irish which was cool ;) and a little Eastern Europe... Lithuanian or some ...