Well, here she was,

[nev]

Ratty, I've found Tamiyas greys are notorious for that kind of behaviour.  I haven't figured out a way to make em behave yet, so I'm interested in how you get on.  Thank goodness for xtracrylix and the late lamented Aeromaster I say.

[Patrick H]

If I wind up in the loony bin you're all to blame

I thought we where all there already



Patrick

[NARSES2]

Kepp going mate, she's going to look great

[Sisko]

I have been reading your posts and I know exactly how you feel.

Last night I was finishing off my Night Maus tank (pics to come) and I was moving it from my spray booth to my desk when the part I was holding fell off and the model decided to give me a graphic display of the power of gravity.

The treads broke and several other parts came off. I have since repaired it but  things like this test your patience.

The key is to keep at it and don't let it grind you down.

 

[The Rat]

Ratty, I've found Tamiyas greys are notorious for that kind of behaviour.  I haven't figured out a way to make em behave yet, so I'm interested in how you get on.  Thank goodness for xtracrylix and the late lamented Aeromaster I say.

I'm seriously thinking of saying 'screw it' and picking up a rattle can of the colour I want. It will of course be meticulously tested for quality first, perhaps with a few sprays on that annoying fuzzy bunny neighbour's car!!!

Okay officer, I'll come quietly.    

[The Rat]

I have been reading your posts and I know exactly how you feel.

Last night I was finishing off my Night Maus tank (pics to come) and I was moving it from my spray booth to my desk when the part I was holding fell off and the model decided to give me a graphic display of the power of gravity.

Thanks for the support, and take heart, if it gets too buggered you can convert it into a Panzerpapstwagen!