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jazzeum replied to the thread Received my M10 today. A good model with an issue..I was merely wondering if this particular one was a manufacturing error. -
jazzeum replied to the thread Received my M10 today. A good model with an issue..Prior to doing the work I would have contacted WB first.
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jazzeum replied to the thread Things that annoy me.More and more of these are inevitable. The opportunities for influencing outcomes seem larger in basketball than other sports.
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Brad, You are too kind. I think we've spent maybe a little too much time studying Russian figures over the years, lol. Thank you, Joe
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jazzeum replied to the thread Victorian era carriage.Fabulous.
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The carriage is now complete, and ready for delivery to its owner. It's been a labour of love on my behalf, but a very enjoyable...
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Almost completed, I've finished painting the horses but still need to detail the brass fittings like buckles on the harness and the...
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It's been a slow down last week, grandkids over for the school holidays, so my painting had to halt. I've now completed most of the...
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The grey primer is from a local hardware chain here in Australia (Bunnings), it was the cheapest they sell and works fine, but probably...
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This coming weekend I'll get on with the painting, now that it is undercoated and the harness organised. I've started on the figures...
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Today I have added the mudguards which come from the brass etched plates. Firstly they had to bent into the correct shape and then...
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jazzeum replied to the thread Aeroart St Petersburg figure question.Mine pales in comparison to Joe’s, Jason. He is our resident expert. Although the figure is from Arsenyev, I believe it was made for...
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Bard & Joe: Your knowledge of all things related to Russian manufacturers never ceases to amaze me. -Jason
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Dear Friends, We are glad to share with you the photos of our latest creation: bust of Jan III Sobieski, King of Poland. Scale: 1/10...
