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Very nice technique, John! Thanks for sharing!

Darío

Nice trick; I use copper wire, that is a bit more hard than solder wire

Darío

I use those needles when I have not the right diameter drill bit; is not the same accuracy, but it saves my @ss sometimes

Darío

Priest looks great, Shawn; I'm saving these pages for my future M7.
If anyone needs pics of argentinean Shermans, I got a couple of useful links (some of my pictures are in the link provided by Shaun)
Your Easy Eight looks great too, Philipp, but it seems to be some mold seams on road wheels?

Darío

Great, thanks, guys!

Darío

Looks great, Steve !
I got a question about next step (wash): I often read that a satin coat is necessary before washes, so it can run better and the surface dont looks "dirty"...what do think about this, guys?

Darío

Steve Kubik wrote:
THen you have to cut out sections of the mesh to cover. THe instructions have a template to cut the plastic mesh. No CA needed - the mesh glues on perfectly with regular cement.

Cool!...I hate gluing mesh with CA
Good job with the flash suppressor, looks great!

Darío

Have all a nice year, guys! Thanks a lot to all for participate every day sharing your hobby, and specially to Gary and Steve for bringin us this site

Darío

Looks....boring...I mean, easy I need one of those Tamiya kits to take a break from Dragon thousand parts kits with encoded instructions

Darío

Kids, cats...what's the difference?
Love the scene and the good use of the loco, Philipp; and the Firefly, of course!

Darío