[Powsides/Slaters Private Owner wagons]

Mikkel, 

While I understand that there are a number of unknowns concerning what the interior of those wagons should look like and no one has "signed off" on those drawings, I have to say to me those interiors just "look right." Indeed they look fantastic! Thanks for sharing and giving me some encouragement to give a similar project a go!

 

Dave 

[Addleford creamery - Part 4]

Excellent work Jonathan!

[An Enormous Naval Build - HMS Nelson - What's in the box.]

In looking again at the pics you posted, and the Mk1 set and Artwox deck, all I can think of is the phrase - "Go big or go home."  I truly am looking forward to see your progress on this kit.  I have to say, you've inspired me to pull down a couple of my kits and give them a look-over.  I'm feeling the itch and I can't wait to see what I can learn from following you!!

Dave

[An Enormous Naval Build - HMS Nelson - What's in the box.]

Wow, quite an impressive kit.  I have several 1/350 kits on my "to build" list, but I have to say that I have been a bit intimidated by the PE.  One of those back and forth things - if I'm going to build it, use the PE, but I am too scared of PE to start.  lol    Oh well.  I do so look forward to seeing your progress on this!

Dave

[Trust, American style]

Well, if you were thinking of stealing a jacket or helmet, you wouldn't want to accidentally pick one belonging to a Hell's Angel or Bandito (sp?).  Jail would be preferable.  

 

[The four phases of modeller's recovery]

14 minutes ago, Barry Ten said:

In my case the whisky is often the cause of the modelling catastrophes, not part of the solution...

 

Nope, in my experience it is nearly always me no matter who or what I try to blame things on.