B-29 in 1/48 Monogram

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BlackSheep214 wrote:They do but I can look. Most are leftover sheets from various kits.
Certainly no hurry nor a big deal.
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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Looking good Lyle! Like the rest, can't wait to see this one done. I'd suggest, if you cant find the decals you are looking for, see if someone on here has experience making their own decals and see if they'd do some up for you. I have thought about attempting my own, just havent taken that step yet.
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I have the tools to make my own. Printers, paper, software, no brains. Everything I need. If I can find good images, I can print what I need. If...........
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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Somewhere i have a started B-29 :headslap:

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BsYamato wrote:Somewhere i have a started B-29 :headslap:

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"Somewhere"? How can you lose something that big? LOL!

Bring that bad boy out BsY, I'd love to see a dual build between you and Lyle.
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Duke Maddog wrote:
BsYamato wrote:Somewhere i have a started B-29 :headslap:

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"Somewhere"? How can you lose something that big? LOL!
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Simply... Between bigger ones :whistle:
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BsYamato wrote:
Duke Maddog wrote: "Somewhere"? How can you lose something that big? LOL!
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Simply... Between bigger ones :whistle:
It's right there next to that awesome Condor build he's got goin' on. lol
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BsYamato wrote:
Duke Maddog wrote: "Somewhere"? How can you lose something that big? LOL!
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Simply... Between bigger ones :whistle:
I can relate. After all, I have a 1/72 scale Space Shuttle and booster rockets in progress, next to a 1/72 scale C-118 (Military version of a DC-6), and a B-377 airliner. Those are three massively large models...
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and I am lingering over the "buy it now" on a 377 in 1/72
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LyleW wrote:and I am lingering over the "buy it now" on a 377 in 1/72
Buy IT now!!
..and a C-97 too :kitty:
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