Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Thanks, Thomas...so you think the Canon will fix that picture?
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Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
First you have to throw away this cheap Nikon. Then check your build!
When done and all is straight make a picture with a high-quality Canon. You will be surprised how superior the Canon is!
When done and all is straight make a picture with a high-quality Canon. You will be surprised how superior the Canon is!
Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Nikon=good beerThomas_M wrote:First you have to throw away this cheap Nikon. Then check your build!
When done and all is straight make a picture with a high-quality Canon. You will be surprised how superior the Canon is!
Canon = German beer
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Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
As everybody knows Germany has the best beer! So... 
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Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Looks great Lyle. I like it. This kit is my next build (P-400). Any helpful tips?
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Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Tips? Only if you are a one-eyed, stiff-handed, styrene addicted old man. For me, the fit was good, not a whole lot of filling and sanding. What drove me nuts was the teeny, tiny decals they wanted you to use. White decals on a pale-blue backing that are about half the size of a grain of rice are hard to see. No seat belts, either. Not a bad kit.lawdog114 wrote:Looks great Lyle. I like it. This kit is my next build (P-400). Any helpful tips?
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Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Thomas_M wrote:As everybody knows Germany has the best beer! So...
Eh, say what? I think the Belgian have nailed beer, with Duvel, La Chouffe, Leffe, etc. German beer can be great (hefe weizen) but sometimes aweful (Düsseldorfer Alt comes to mind)
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Belgium has beer?
Okeeeyyy... Must taste one some day.
Lyle, ever tried Belgium beer to be able to see those tiny decals?
Okeeeyyy... Must taste one some day.
Lyle, ever tried Belgium beer to be able to see those tiny decals?
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Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Way to go Lyle! Your a building machine as of late!
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Re: Eduard 1/48 P-39Q
Why yes it is! Then again, everyone knows that models go better together with beer!BorgR3mc0 wrote:Thomas_M wrote:As everybody knows Germany has the best beer! So...
Eh, say what? I think the Belgian have nailed beer, with Duvel, La Chouffe, Leffe, etc. German beer can be great (hefe weizen) but sometimes aweful (Düsseldorfer Alt comes to mind)
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We are modelers - the same in spirit, in hunger to insanely buy newly released kits, hustlers in hiding our stash from our better halves and experts in using garbage as replacements for after-market parts.