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Well the update on this is she's gone to model heaven :-[ When I was in my shop I had her on the bench and my shirt accidentally caught the bow and sent her crashing to the floor >:( Not much left to her so I just salvaged what I could and scrapped the rest :-\ But I do have a brand new North...

Pollyscale and lacquer thinner are a bad bad combo It turns into glop....I have had great results with Pollyscale and Testors acryl acrylic thinner Or you can just use bottled water Tom

I have used a brush in the past with future and it works pretty good as long as it isn't a huge area you are covering But airbrush is the way to go ;)

Yeah it is a funky design :D It was a customer build and does not reside in my collection ;D Thanks for looking Tom

This is the Moebius Space Pod I built last summer Pretty cool kit but it does have some pretty nasty seams that need filled :P TSDS Inc. decals were also used Tom [attachment deleted by admin]

Thanks guys!! :) I might get her done this year hopefully....I can only work on her for like an hour or 2 at a time before I start to lose my mind ;D Mac I know what you mean by the cost of the 1/350 stuff... Let's see North Carolina 100$....Photo Etch 80$...Turret set 40$... plus paint and...

This is the Trumpeter North Carolina I have been working on now for about 5 months I painted her in her late war Measure 22 camo because I just don't have the patience for the splinter/dazzle schemes Lion Roar Photo-etch set used along with Yankee Modelworks resin turret upgrade set I'll get her...