u/CharacterWitless78

91% isopropyl has been my goto and works for everything I've put in it (Tamiya lacquer and acrylics, enamel and other acrylics)

keep them for weathering or do a paint patch to make it look like a repair. Both work on a weathered aircraft

Operculums. That's what covers the holes on a univalve. Protects the soft innards

Fishing line or clear monofilament sewing thread (for patches) and an eye hook in the ceiling.

Check your master cylinder. Its probably due to be replaced too. Parking brake is a cable controlled drum brake with an adjustment wheel to tighten it but they straight up suck even when they are adjusted.

Pretty much guarantee that is a browser add on that is rogue. My dad got the same thing. We had to clear cache, delete cookies and remove some extensions. Also look at task manager and see what those popups are coming from (typically a website) and do a search for that in the registry and delete all those entries.
It took a long time of playing whack a mole bit got it cleaned eventually.
And yes, AV scans did nothing

Rambo

japan

I do those in the interior color (tan, gray. black for example). All the rest is black

I also used the oil in my camper and never had a mouse issue even though I know they were rampant in the storage lot.

Not many airplane options for 1:100. If you want to go with smaller kits, go with 1:72 or 1:144. 1:72 will give you some detail whereas 1:144 will be heavily limited to just outside details which are often out of scale. Lots of kits out there in both these scales so you should not have an issue finding decent kits

I reported this bug a few months ago. just use the back of the physical book to record them. This is one thing I've started to check at the BOR

Don't care what other people thibk of them. SM is really for those that need peer validation all the time. I unfollowed a bunch of people just because they were farming for likes and sympathy.

Normal on the real plane.

I have a mix of 1:32 all the way up to 1:72 There is no perfect answer but my goal is to have the most fun building and the best detail when done. I love my 1:32 kits because of all the detail that I can put into them. My 1:48s are my main scale due to the amount of kits available and still have great detail. My 1:72 are fun for quick builds with fun paintjobs

it was. at the 1:25 the f-14 went uncontrollable and the pilot recovered. Also almost lost the 2 Zeros when they got thumped at the beginning of the engagement (not in the clip) when they got caught by the turbulence of the f-14s.

Slim Goodbody!

I dont have a car younger than 6 years. The rest are 51,49,23, and 11 years. Don't want anything new as they are too expensive

Nice! Im looking for a good f100 kit. Which kit is that?

it wasnt made for comfort. it was made to drop big bombs.

Sharpie is the easiest way

Ive gotten bored of most of the content. I miss the drag and drives and the build content. Seems like now most of it is giveaway promos and stuff of that sort.