We all like so show our new stuff, so please share it with us.

I know this is an odd scale, and the surface is a little questionable (!) but hey, who cares!

Darren

The problem has always been , getting parts. i decided to try and get a fine and std needle set for it but no where in the UK seems to carry parts anymore and so i have decided to junk it and buy something with a readily available parts list in the UK. Coincidentally i bought this Badger as i was having the same problem getting parts for my previous Paasche .

I am thinking a European product might be a better bet

Any thoughts.

As many I often work on multiple projects and for many of which I don’t open a building log. This way we can share with each others about our “ undocumented “ projects and be social about that. :)

Cheers

Martin

I would keep the notes concise:

1. TXT helps search spoken details.
2. SRT or VTT is the timed subtitle handoff.
3. Generated captions can misread kit names, paint brands, measurements, and technique terms.
4. Notes do not replace photos, build logs, safety labels, or first-hand testing.
5. A forum reply should use checked summaries and timestamps, not a full transcript dump.

AI YouTube Transcript

For modelling threads, where do transcript notes help most: paint references, build-step summaries, kit review notes, accessibility, or private prep before replying?No product link is needed. I am asking about build-video workflow.

I can't wait for this to arrive.

Carl

Just noticed it's appearance in the webshop of my local hobby shop:

There are two versions coming out.

https://www.fly814.cz/messerschmitt-me-309-v1/v2

Cheers

Fran

I have never used Ammo Mig Acrylic paints. Please share your experiences with them. Any good? What do you use to thin these paints?

Regards;

Paul

Anyone? So O.K., nevermind😆

however i suspect this is an effect brought on by heavily defused lighting ? What i am getting at is there are no reflections in the gloss paint.

Just lighter and darker areas. I was considering finishing my current build in semi gloss as i always think full gloss looks good but its not a "scale" finish. Now i am thinking this is actually a full gloss finish but with diffused lighting ? any thoughts.

Thanks

Question for people who post scale model build logs, paint demos, review clips, or bench videos.

If the spoken notes are useful but compressor noise, sanding, cutting, room sound, camera noise, or background music makes the voice hard to hear, do you clean up the narration before posting?

I am not talking about hiding a build mistake or making a product review sound cleaner than it was. I mean an owned clip where the goal is to make the explanation easier to follow.

https://ai-vocal-remover.com/

The checks I would use are:

• keep the original recording as the reference

• do not remove tool, airbrush, sanding, snap, fit, or handling sounds that matter to the build

• avoid background music unless I have rights to use it

• preview any separated voice/background result before saving it

• listen for artifacts that make the process feel less honest

• disclose meaningful edits if the clip supports a review or troubleshooting question

For modelling videos, is cleaned-up narration useful, or is raw bench audio better because the process sounds are part of the evidence?

No link or product recommendation is needed. I am asking about build-video workflow and forum etiquette.

Brass paint that's not too brassy.......more like tarnished or unpolished brass. It also needs to brush well using a paint

brush and airbrush well. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. This is to be used on various fittings and the

prominent radiators on each side.

Thanks;

Paul.

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Thanks!!

JohnB

GOT ONE!!!!!!!!!!😄