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Below are some of my pictures from Scale Model Challenge. If you ever get an opportunity to attend, don’t pass it by!
Below are most of the pictures I took during my tour of the Battle of Bulge with other modelers.
Welcome to Episode 90 of The Modelgeeks Podcast! In this episode, after a little banter in the beginning, we discuss what we are in work on, what we have picked up lately, and what new items are out there, We finish with a recap of El Presidentè’s experience in Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, to…
CVW-14 was on Independence before their cruise on Carl Vinson. The air wing was just a little different from your list but the numbers would likely be about the same. Search some pictures for typical spotting on the flight deck hangar deck. And ensure nothing is crossing a foul line and wings always folded/swept unless…
Go Ugly! I plan to build mine as the AS.4 option as offered in the box using the kit decals for 815 Naval Air Squadron operating from HMS Ark Royal in 1958. I picked up a few aftermarket items for the kit. The Quickboost exhaust and air scoops (there’s lots of them!) look great, no…
What’s crack-a-lack’n geeks! its time for another update to the Privateer build. Now it was time to make the cuts to the fuselage and get the Koster parts attached. I used 5 min epoxy and made tabs with eh scrap plastic from the vac form parts to reinforce the joins. Remember the old adage, “measure…
What’s Crack-a-Lack’N Geeks! With launch of the official Modelgeeks Podcast website, I thought I would post the progress pics of the Privateer on here and help keep Frilldo moving on getting it done! So to begin this beast, I started with the Monogram 1/48 B-24J kit and I used the long OOP (but the best…
For those of you looking forward to our next episode, this will be another good one. El Presidentè was able to visit a mom & pop model shop in Bastogne and met our requirement to buy a kit and support the owner. Listener mail was quite extensive, but we got caught up and shared quite…
Platz RQ-4N kit configured as the current MQ-4C Triton. I modified the aft underside antenna housing to the longer squared off shape, arranged the upper engine nacelle, and underwing antennas to more represent the antennas on the MQ-4C. Decals are “Wolfpak Decals” (72-121). It’s too bad the owner passed away a few years ago, I…