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Thanks so much for your offer, Duke! I appreciate this very much! Marius—again; apologies for not responding in a timely fashion!!
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Sorry guys I was in a bad mood.
Bruce, usually I am using Revell's filler. Often too thick Bit it makes it easier for me if I wanna generate a certain shape.
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Hi Marius! Thank you for letting me know about the type of putty you are using specifically for this particular application, and how you use the putty to create a specific shape. I started with Squadron Green, which was crumbly, sticky and stinky, then Tamiya White which was too fast drying, and also stinky. I am always on the lookout for a filler that won’t crumble or dry too fast or smell like rotten eggs. Milliput has become a pretty solid putty for me, but I do need to undercut and fill with CA and styrene or resin shavings (the “sludge or slurry” mixture) which builds a hard shell.

I will follow along with you!!!
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Very cool! Is your Ouragan made by Valom or Heller (perhaps these are the same?) or from another source? Also, I was thinking the Convair could sit on dry lake bed of packed earth... like so, which would be an exciting diorama for you to create and I would like to have your thoughts on how to create the sky from this perspective...

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Your finishes are superb! I particular like the masking for Convair—multiple masking technique using both types of Tamiya tape... if that is Tamiya tape for compound curves and standard yellow?
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Oh I do like that idea for a display... :hmm:
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Wow! Very nice!! :shoutout: :shoutout:
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Looking fantastic Marius! Great masking and painting; very clean.

Bruce, that model of the Spruce Goose has a four foot wingspan. I saw it as it was being brought in. It is the A-model kit in 1/72 scale.
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Very nice progress on a lovely selection of projects!

That 1/72 Spruce Goose is awesome!
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