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Base Work Completed Well, almost. I just need to make hanging moss for some of the rafters and secure the lid. However, before the lid can be secured the Ranger needs some dirt and dusting before he gets locked in, as well as securing the Harley to its mount. This is getting closer to the...

No worries, just a mind set change.

Those rub marks right down to the bare metal look pretty convincing, Grump, Excellent!

No worries, that's not a deal breaker, Ruck Onward!

This set is moving right along, Barley. You do things a bit differently than I do, but that's going to be normal for all of us, whatever works for us is how it gets done. If I may make an observation, the one thing that sticks out right away is the amount of paint you have on your brush. The...

This "is" an impressive kit. Now I just need to get mine in the cue,.................someday, lol. Excellent SBS, G!

Excellent work, Brother. My bad for not catching this thread earlier. Looks great!

Ruck On, Jakko, all is looking good. Yall are discussing the shadows and highlights from a distance, which will work just fine. If you ever plan to go deeper, as in getting a closer finish, try using oils, just for the heck of it. What you'll notice is there won't be any abrupt seperations...

Ya, Buddy! You'll knock that learning curve in half, if not better. That is the fastest way to perfect your techniques and style. Ruck On, Barley, Ruck On!

Excellent work! Ya, that ain't no pick-up truck, HA!

"Huevos contra la pared", as they say, Peppy! Awesome progress, Barley, Ruck On!

This is the fun part, Jakko, Ruck On!

Ah, never be timid to stretch the edge of the envelope, Edbert, that's half the fun;) Thanks, Brother! Thanks, Blake! Excellent idea, got just a few nails to drop around. This is a ton of fun doing these little dio items, but I'm itchin to get er done, without rushing it, if that makes any...

One heck of an alteration, but it's feasible. Excellent, Jim!

Excellent haul, Bob, should get you back up to speed, those are some great kits. Have no worries, Bob, we all go through the bump and grind, the learning curve. Post em when ya got em, I say. And who cares what they look like? If we don't ask, we won't learn, so ask if you need an assist...

That is a pretty decent sculpt, great progress.

Wow, now that is something I would never have thought of, excellent, Mr. Barley! I do plan on a few spider webs, still working out the details on that. My printer ain't the greatest, but still got a decent pack of smokes printed, kinda sorta, lol.

Beer Bottle and Clipboards, What the? Yep, that about sums it up, alright. Needing more smaller items I've gotten some great suggestions, so back to the bench before anymore grass is placed. I made a loop-type clip board, then realized I also needed a standard spring-type clipboard as well. I...

Excellent thoughts, Gents, thank you very much! Actually, living up here in the boonies we've ran across a very old trash dump and we are constantly finding old nails, rods, horse shoes, etc., in the horse field. Back when this area was first inhabited folks didn't make dump runs, but instead...

Now that is an excellent idea, Kevin, thanks! I looked on YT, must too technical, couldn't find a thing on how to model a 1:10 scale horseshoe, so I'll be wingin it.