Great detail to look at Dean, especially at that scale.
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Thank you DanielGreat detail to look at Dean, especially at that scale.
Thank you FrankLooking great Dean. Love the detail. Glad to see a bomber on the assembly line.
Thanks Russ!Wow! I guess you really don't need 1:16 scale to see the detail! Amazing! Well done Dean!


Hi Dean,
I'm sure you've probably mentioned it somewhere, but since I'm pretty lazy and don't want to look through your entire log...what kind of glue do you typically use?
Thank you Adi. There is a lot to detail and I fear most of it will be hard to see once the fuselage is joined. But maybe you can see some of it due to all of the windows.Looks absolutely great, wonderful painting
Thanks!I use Revell liquid model glue. Except on clear pieces, like canopies, where I use PVA glue like Weldbond. It won’t melt the plastic and fog it up, also it dries clear

