Jayvee
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Gentlemen - Thank you all so much for your ultra kind words! You guys rule and make this hobby as fun to share as it is to do. I can't thank you all enough 
Raf/Dave - Cheers lads, it goes without saying how much I respect you chaps. While I am certainly no God, I did run this past the wife - while she assured me that I certainly wasn't a god, she did call me a few other things, probably better left not posting
Thirdethree - Thank you kindly - if pushing some boundaries and setting a standard as you put it, helps push others to great paint ups - while it was never my intention - is a huge positive. You have produced outstanding work - the idea that I may possibly have been a help in there somewhere, is not only gratifying, but truly humbling. Of course having said that, the way you are producing high quality lids, you will probably have a ROTJ done before me, and of better quality
Garrett - agreed mate, i'm still up in the air with which way to go with the satin sheen. I have the humbrol clear coats, but I may just lightly buff it back with steel wool on completion. It's a tough one, as I havn't found anything i'm really happy with yet for just that 'right' amount of sheen. On another note, if your knitting is as good as your painting, i'll take two beannies immediately please - the pom-pom on top variety of course!
Eric - best keep those painting supplies - I think the standard of your own work is more than enough to keep em' for a while longer...

Raf/Dave - Cheers lads, it goes without saying how much I respect you chaps. While I am certainly no God, I did run this past the wife - while she assured me that I certainly wasn't a god, she did call me a few other things, probably better left not posting

Thirdethree - Thank you kindly - if pushing some boundaries and setting a standard as you put it, helps push others to great paint ups - while it was never my intention - is a huge positive. You have produced outstanding work - the idea that I may possibly have been a help in there somewhere, is not only gratifying, but truly humbling. Of course having said that, the way you are producing high quality lids, you will probably have a ROTJ done before me, and of better quality

Garrett - agreed mate, i'm still up in the air with which way to go with the satin sheen. I have the humbrol clear coats, but I may just lightly buff it back with steel wool on completion. It's a tough one, as I havn't found anything i'm really happy with yet for just that 'right' amount of sheen. On another note, if your knitting is as good as your painting, i'll take two beannies immediately please - the pom-pom on top variety of course!
Eric - best keep those painting supplies - I think the standard of your own work is more than enough to keep em' for a while longer...

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