Bader's Spitfire - Airfix 1/48

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Re: Bader's Spitfire - Airfix 1/48

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LyleW wrote::that:

Man, you have improved so very much on every build. A joy to watch and see the results.
Thanks Lyle!

Mind you... :hmm: If you saw this in person, and you think think it's an improvement... :hmm: just HOW bad were my earlier builds!!?!? :bag: :giggles: (But thanks, I appreciate the comment - I do think they're slowly improving!)
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Re: Bader's Spitfire - Airfix 1/48

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Hey, slow and steady wins the race...unless you are trying to outrun a bullet.
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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:grin: :ggun:
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Re: Bader's Spitfire - Airfix 1/48

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Stikpusher wrote: How did those clean up? Did you have to use their thinner, or did they clean up with water?
When applied onto an acrylic gloss coat a piece of tissue, damp with thinner, works fine. Just very few thinner, if at all.
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Re: Bader's Spitfire - Airfix 1/48

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I would be very happy if that was my build. Remember, it's a hobby, not a competition. :writing:
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