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Interests: 1/16 th scratchbuilding - modern US

Username: GeneralFailure

About GeneralFailure
I live in Belgium, Europe. Though modeling was big on my list of hobbies, I spent all my time refurbishing the home we bought a few years ago. I promised I'd be back some day. That day can't be far off, now.

My Forum Posts (2289) [ Topics Started ]

My Gallery Photos (133)

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My Feature Articles

1.	Pouring Resin - Without Air Bubbles	KITMAKER NETWORK :	SCRATCHBUILDING	ENGLISH
2.	New Wall Building Material	ARMORAMA :	DIORAMAS	ENGLISH
3.	Halloween Modeling Table Cleanup Extravaganza	KITMAKER NETWORK :	GENERAL MODELING	ENGLISH
4.	Making Trees with Wire	ARMORAMA :	FOREST	ENGLISH
5.	Xeroxed Ammo Boxes?	KITMAKER NETWORK :	SCRATCHBUILDING	ENGLISH
6.	1/15 Scale M35A2 - One Big Truck!	KITMAKER NETWORK :	S.B. ARMOR/AFV	ENGLISH
7.	Scratchbuilding a 1/15 M577A2!	KITMAKER NETWORK :	S.B. ARMOR/AFV	ENGLISH

My Reviews

1.	WW II German Soldier with Greatcoat	ARMORAMA :	BY WOLF FIGURES	ENGLISH
2.	CA Super Glue	KITMAKER NETWORK :	BY ZAP	ENGLISH
3.	Historex Punch & Die Set	ARMORAMA :	BY HISTOREX	ENGLISH

My Awards

1st Diorama Campaign: This campaign was our first diorama campaign that involved the theme of including a window in the final project.

KMK Scaleworld Participation: This user was involved in supporting Armorama's first showing at an event, the KMK ScaleWorld show in Geel, Belgium (2003).

KMK/Armorama Workshop #1: Users with this award participated in the first ever KMK/Armorama Workshop!

Mark of Watery Distinction: This user completed the Splash! Campaign.

MP Shoulderstrap: This award signifies this member completed MP! The Military Police Campaign with success.

Order of the Golden Rivet: Holders of this medal have been recognized by their piers as a 'User of the Month' for outstanding help and contributions to fellow users and the site.

Pre-1900 Figure Campaign: This campaign was for figure subjects dating prior to 1900 and had two categories, 54mm and large scale (anything larger).