Cleaned an Enfield P53
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Very sharp. The camo is nice, too. The cables came just in time!
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Got the shurzen mountings all on (lots of cleanup) and glued on all sorts of little final greeblies. Glued the wheels together (hardly any cleanup). It’s ready for paint!
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Matt, that’s a sharp looking build!
Any surprises during construction?
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I just wish my building area looked that neat and clean!
Oh, and the model is looking good too!
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Looks great unpainted. 
Almost makes me want to get one.
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Wade, it’s a Tamiya. No issues, just a little Mr. Surfacer in the weld seams.
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Thanks Cory, it’s usually neater!
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Thanks Ryan. Add one more to the stash! It’s a sweet build you’ll really enjoy.
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Hahaha I can’t see the model!
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It’s there. Only i can find it, but it’s there!
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I like the way you think. It has given me an idea.
“Who needs sunlight when I could have paint racks.”
I need to do this.
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Building up great Matt. Tamiya are nice for a good straight build without any major headaches.
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maybe……
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Working on the M109A2, I’d like to leave the ammo rack doors open, but I cant mount the gun in a firing position, as the mounting structure is seized solid. Would leaving the doors open be reasonable?
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I can still open the blinds. They can either be opened fully, behind the rack, or just turned open in place. My room is actually quite large, but I wanted my paint close to the paint booth. Across the window was the most logical place i could come up with. I also have two shop lamps over head plus the adjustable arm lamp. I do like to have some light!
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Neat and sharp!
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