Cirrus N210MS
Charter Member
Just finished Building my Lockheed PV-1
Plus you can see the HE111 Bomber in the background aswell
Plus you can see the HE111 Bomber in the background aswell
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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Just Finished Building my PV-1 Model
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Cirrus N210MS
Charter Member
Cazzie
SOH-CM-2024
I have got to get that kit, if ever I bring myself back into plastic modeling. It's big by my standards. I did the Academy 1/72 PV-1 many years back as one of the Aleutian Raiders. Lots of work, old Academy molds from the early '90s. Now you must learn to paint them Cirrus. 
It gets t be a costly hobby, one reason I had to put it on the back burner for awhile. I've been waiting to see if the local Hobby Lobby would have that kit and I'd print me a 40% off coupon from the net and get it.
Caz
It gets t be a costly hobby, one reason I had to put it on the back burner for awhile. I've been waiting to see if the local Hobby Lobby would have that kit and I'd print me a 40% off coupon from the net and get it.Caz
Cirrus N210MS
Charter Member
i am not a Fan of painting stuff the last time i painted it messed up my Model paint was bad 
That #&*@& was not happy ...... so i just leave them unpainted less headace
That #&*@& was not happy ...... so i just leave them unpainted less headace
Ferry_vO
Retired SOH Administrator
Have been looking at that Ventura myself; it is a good looking model but also rather big and I really have no place to put it.
Some more info here Cazzie: http://www.revell.de/index.php?id=2...&KZSLPG=&offset=15&cmd=show&ARARTN=04662&sp=1
You can view the instruction sheets here as well. (Link below the pic.)
Building scale models is a hobby I pick up occasionally; I used to built aircraft, cars and trucks but nowadays mostly military vehicles.
My two current projects: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?71883-Projects-Puma-and-Boxer&p=753515
Cirrus: painting requires a lot of practice (I could use some more too!) but in the end the model will look a lot better and you can spend a lot more time enjoying the build. Start with basic stuff, than add more detail as you gain experience.
Some more info here Cazzie: http://www.revell.de/index.php?id=2...&KZSLPG=&offset=15&cmd=show&ARARTN=04662&sp=1
You can view the instruction sheets here as well. (Link below the pic.)
Building scale models is a hobby I pick up occasionally; I used to built aircraft, cars and trucks but nowadays mostly military vehicles.
My two current projects: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?71883-Projects-Puma-and-Boxer&p=753515
Cirrus: painting requires a lot of practice (I could use some more too!) but in the end the model will look a lot better and you can spend a lot more time enjoying the build. Start with basic stuff, than add more detail as you gain experience.
Jagdflieger
Jr. Admin
Plastic Models
Nice job Cirus.
I've been working from time-to-time on a Douglas TBM Devastator. I'm tempted to paint it up as a pre-war plane, but I'll probably end up with either a Coral Sea or Midway scheme. Now that I'm retired, I'll probably get around to finishing it up once the hunting seasons are over.
Nice job Cirus.
I've been working from time-to-time on a Douglas TBM Devastator. I'm tempted to paint it up as a pre-war plane, but I'll probably end up with either a Coral Sea or Midway scheme. Now that I'm retired, I'll probably get around to finishing it up once the hunting seasons are over.