Dick Montgomery

Wow! That's a lot of work to get that kit to look that good when assembled! Very well done!

My latest project was a vinyl kit, the Pegasus Triceratops. Even though I've been building models since the mid 1950's (not a typo) this is my first vinyl kit. It was a very enjoyable build!

Anyone recognize the manufacturer of this Triceratops? It's not injection molded and the parts are not hollow....very solid. Got my answer...Pegasus Models

Found what I needed.... now to get a list of the parts and I'll submit my order.

Agree that Paasche H1 is a classic. I'll try to restore these airbrushes to working condition, if for no other reason than to honor my brother's memory. If I can get them back to working conditions I'd even use them from time to time.

Yep. I think there are a sufficient number of potential sources that I ought to be able to restore the airbrushes I have in the collection. Thanks to those who replied to my query.

"Later Today" meaning as I eat breakfast..... and it looks like Spraygunner.com carries a lot of parts. I'll check Coast Airbrush a bit later. Again...thanks guys. When my brother passed away I was invited to clean out his "modeling stash" and found four or five Paasche airbrushes.....mostly disassembled. I'll try to reassemble them and bring them up to working conditions.

Thanks Eric and Mark. I'll look into it later today.

Any suggestions on where I can buy individual parts for Paasche airbrushes?

Howdy Chris! Welcome to IPMS/USA! A suggestion..... check the IPMS/USA site to see if there is a local IPMS chapter near you. Joining a club with other experienced modellers will give you quite a boost---- learning new skills, viewing the work done by experienced modellers.....and just having an enjoyable time at the meetings.

The launch pad paintjob is outstanding! As to Monkey Man...no clue!

Sorry to hear about the soft spot in your head....hope it heals quickly. Your effort on this project has resulted in a well done model!

3.....2.....1.........Blast off!

An interesting purchase.......a blast from the past and those "aged" kits are very enjoyable to assemble. Well done!

Contact Tim Robb. He is the Regional Coordinator for Region 6, and Austin is in that Region. Tim's email address and phone # are listed on the IPMS website but to save you some "search" time here they are: Oh, and Tim is a member of the Austin club. Name: Tim Robb Email Address: timrobb90@gmail.com Phone Number: 512-214-9665