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Hihi!! Yep!!! Thanks alot.

My humble thank you. Glad you liked the end results.

Kind regards. Appreciate your feedback. Thank you kindly.

Much appreciated. Thank you.

Thank you kindly Brian.

Thank you and appreciate your comment. Always like exploring concept contents. Makes modeling even more fun.

HAHA!!! Yep! There is litter in Sweden, just that in general Sweden is a very clean country. But you still have areas that are more littered than others.

Hi David. I am no pro on this matter but here are a few tips, I've learnt: 1. Use a rattle-can of solvent based primer to seal the object. Test a scrap to see if the solvent attacks the foam. Solvent based clear polyurethane works, too. 1a. Acrylic paint is ideal on foam core because you do not need to use solvents like with oil paints. Acrylic it fast-drying, durable and adheres to most surfaces. It also has an even sheen and does not need a base coat. 2. If you don't need the foam board to be stiff, you can remove the paper by first soaking it with rubbing alcohol. This will diminish warping and allow you to bend it, shape it or apply it to a flat board. I usually just peel the backing off with a sharp hobby knife. 3. If you apply too much paint at once, the outer layer of paper on the foam gets saturated, and as it dries, the paper shrinks but the foam inside doesn't, and that cause the edges of the paper to curl and warp. By you using balsa wood and painting it with water you run the risk of the wood soaking up the moisture thus warping the balsa easily, in turn warping the foam board. I think that's what happened in your case. I could be wrong. I am sure there is more to add...Hope this helps.

Thank you so much

Thanks. I've been asked many times over but one of the reasons is there are many tutorials out on YouTube. I feel another one would not make a big difference. But I will try and see if I can work something out. I've never done a YouTube video. As long as I do not have to buy a whole video equipment, then I'll see if I can figure something out.

Thank you kindly.

Thanks. I do try with whatever works.

Much appreciated. Thank you.

Thanks for the update. HeHe!!!! Appreciate your uplifting words.

So true. Seen worst come to life after some tender love.

Appreciate the info. Hehe!!! Thank you David.

Thanks for looking.

Thank you. Was the tractor modified? Thanks Chris.

HAHA!!!! Was it fun?

Much appreciated. Thank you.

I had bought this 1/24 scale MF20 a long time ago. It's been stashed away waiting for the right moment to decide on what I was going to do with it. Now I have. Will be adding a few more details here and there, which will not distract from the overall look.

Thank you kindly Alan. My appreciation. Thanks. Glad you approve. Thank you.

Glad you like it. Thanks Sam. Much appreciated Bill. Thanks Jim.

Appreciate it.