Medic's Texas Viper

All things jet, no props and Stik...no armor even though the M1 is turbin powered.
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It’s the front that I was having issues. Think I got it fixed though.
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Primed some areas on the Viper to check my work.

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That does look good in black!
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For some reason (Pick one: old age, senility, dumb, dumber, CRS) I thought this guy was done and on the shelf....Looks good in basic black.
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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Thanks! Hopefully I can start painting stuff soon.
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Looks excellent so far.
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How're you getting on Mike?
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Unfortunately no progress as of late. Everything on my bench needs paint and I just haven't had much time.
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I can certainly identify with that!! I've been working on the 440 for the Charger now for two friggin' weeks....30 minutes here.....20 minutes there.....and eeeeeevery once in a while I'll actually get a solid hour of benchtime.

Hope to see some progress on this one again bro.
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Ah I'm sad for the both of you - I hope it picks up!
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