SPA Modeler

Bravo!!

Thank you John, John, Gary, Tom and Bruce!

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When this moment starts, then it's not long time until some major paintwork can start



Using Montex canopy masks, as earlier said, not really my favorite ones, but these went on nevertheless rather smoothly.

Very nice and crispy clear canopy glass. On top of that the glass is very thin.



- Kari

Very cool! I have not heard good things about Montex Masks.

Medicman71 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2025 7:01 pm Very cool! I have not heard good things about Montex Masks.

I’ve used Montex mask once. Very thick to apply but it does do the job. I prefer thin masks like Eduard.

I don't mind Montex masks. You have to be careful not to stretch them.

speedgraflex wrote: ↑Thu Jan 23, 2025 2:23 pm Kari, you are the Bench Master! What is that acrylic stand with a black base? I wonder if I can use it for WWI models? It is a beautiful base. And frankly, your Brewster is gorgeous. And your work is a joy to watch.

Thanks Bruce!

I bought the stand more than 10 years ago, I believe it is/was Trumpeters (?), it’s indeed very simple but so handy.

You can turn the sides in 4 different positions, to match what ever you put on it. I have put a piece of sprue through the holes, as an extra support for the Brewster.




- Kari

keavdog wrote: ↑Sat Jan 25, 2025 1:10 pm I don't mind Montex masks. You have to be careful not to stretch them.

That’s true!

- Kari

Thank you!