This is worth a listen. The PPP guys have a a conversation with Uncle Night Shift.
October 31, 2020
October 30, 2020
1/48 A2N3 Biplane Fighter by AB&K
An awesome build of a lesser known Japanese aircraft.
When it comes to building models I think most of us strive to develop the skills that will get us consistent results with few surprises along the way. The idea being that consistency will lead to a lot of successfully completed models on the shelf. But it can also lead to that feeling of rinse and repeat. A modeling rut, if you will.
To break from the rut, sometimes we have to take chances.

I was feeling bold after my successful foray into semi-serious weathering on the P-38. Normally I am not a huge risk taker when it comes to making models. Taking a risk may lead to a pleasant result but it could just as easily mess up something beyond fixing. Yes, the whole point of this is to enjoy a relaxing hobby no matter what the result. But I don’t want to spend a hundred hours on…
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Private enterprise in space
SpaceX strikes again. Once again showing that private enterprise can be just as responsive, if not more responsive to safety issues. Hell, at this point I am ready to simply sell NASA to SpaceX. (Post in memory of Mike Nofsinger)
October 29, 2020
Speaking of Fokkers
I was previously posting regarding Canadian Fokkers. (late h/t to Jim Bates) Well, it turns out that MikroMir has announced a Fokker G.1 of WWII fame. I have to admit this will be tempting.
October 27, 2020
Canadian Fokkers
I have the Eduard 72nd scale Fokker D.VII. I think when I get around to it, I’d like to build a post-war Canadian one.
October 24, 2020
October 23, 2020
Plastic Model Mojo Episode 23
The new episode is out. Give it a listen and let us know what you think.
October 22, 2020
Micro drills
Like most modelers, I have a set of micro drills, that runs from 61 thru 80. However, in working on the Tamiya Mosquito, I found myself needing a slightly larger bit size. Luckily, my local, well stocked hobby shop has them available individually all the way up to 51. I got what I needed. However it raised a question for me. How large to the numbered bits go up to? Anyone know?