Blackwolf

Hi all I'm kind of old school when I first started building them as a kid,and used the tester paint with a regular hobby brush. But If I was to scuff the model panels and other parts will I still need the adhesion promoter to use my water base paints like wicked and trident paints.? Thanks a lot in advance.

Since I was a driver it made sense to have this desktop

Top notch work on the engine work

Way Cool video I think I'm going try to save it.

Thank you all for the warm welcome and I have to agree with Glen about the disabilities for making models but also spending time watch my grand kids grow up

Hi everyone here is the joke of the day as of now while the weather is cold my work space is what used to be a keyboard shelf that sits over the restroom sink. But once the weather breaks and warms up then I have a 4' W x 2.5' D x 4' H and I have a compressor that sits inside of the cabinet so when I'm working there is a 20" box fan that sits over the compressor + it helps draw down that fine mist of paints.

Hi to all my name is Marcus I live in Tollesboro, Ky. I used to build models back in the 90's but then my career took me from it. But now I'm disable I'm starting to build more models once again. The first on my list is a Monogram 1955 Ford F-100. But as soon as I figure out how to upload the pic's I will. Hope everyone a great day and many more to come.Done figured it out here they are.