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I've attached PE parts to car bodies for years using Future floor wax. Never had any issues. I generally clear coat over it all when finished.

Good luck with the Aurora kits - nothing ever fit when I built them as a kid in the 60's.

You've got a whole platoon there - cool - that's a lot of painting

WOW

I just spent three days re-wiring everything in my workspace to clean up all the extension cords - no what you feel.

Very neat. I try but am not as successful. You need to make your wiring as neat - that's a fire hazard at your feet.

You could try JAC Hobby - I believe they are in Quebec. I think they're mostly RC but I've bought some PE from them.

Pantherman - that is absolutely beautiful

Having a degree in Marketing, I have to say that is pure genius.

They certainly made some strange looking planes back then - kinda like the Dornier 'Arrow'

Well looks to me like we've got another "Master Modeler" in the group. Great work!

what, only 5 started - I've got at least 8, couple cars, couple or three AFV, planes, etc. More if you count cars that I've painted the body because I didn;t want some paint to go bad.

I think you could download instructions from scalemates.com

This came too. If I can find the time, this could be part of the D-Day build - there were probably German night fighters around the first few days.

Arrived yesterday - don't think I can use this for the D-day build since I think the HVSS suspension came later in the war.

One word - WOW!!

Too bad you can't see any of the Mohawk haircuts. ;)

Actually, if you're striving for realism, you should take those 2 figures out. The boats all had orders not to rescue anyone in the water on D-Day - many more might have been lost if they lost their momentum.

Ahh - the General Motors built version of the F4F Wildcat. I believe most of those went to the small escort carriers. The big carriers were using the F6F Hellcat by then I think.

If you're waiting for the P-47, what will this one be when finished