Lot of money, but go for it if it turns your crank.....so to speak People easily blow that on a dinner or a bottle of wine, at least this won't make you fat or tipsy
Tubes are looking good!!! I like what you did with the bottom, now...... Question: how about a roof chop now...might balance door-roof ratio?? Just a suggestion, don't take it the wrong way :)
Never thought of using Gesso, Mike is right as it is thick and textured...would have to thin it with water I have only used it priming canvases for painting
She is looking good, really liking the details you are adding I see a soldering iron in the background of one pic.....have you had to use it for anything on this build???
Happy to see another Pocher classic being built, yes I recognize the pic from another site Share as many photos as you like, there are many Pocher nuts on here
and darn life gets in the way of important modelling....two family dinners for me last weekend, two! Who needs to see relatives two times in a weekend, gheese
Moving onto the floor pan. Rivets done, Tamiya primer done. Most of this will be sprayed silver and some brushed aluminium
Painting the side skirts and suspension arms Tamiya metallic black