Jester

That is a quite stunning piece of work. I wish I had the skill and patience to do something half as good.

I didn't really want to be splashing out too much at the moment, but, I WANT, I WANT, I WANT!!! Clive

Thats looks great, I love the weathering.

That looks a great build to me, I hope mine turns out as well.

Very nice. I've got a couple of those in the stash, will have to get them started soon. Clive

I had seen her sat there over a number of years and in, I think, 1992 on a visit to NAM I asked if they knew much about it as I was intersted in buying it. They said that they themselves had been trying to buy it but could not get in touch with the owner, who also owned all the dumped vehicles that were in the compound. Very sad to see indeed. Clive

I've got several Valom kits in the stash, although none built as yet. People I know that have built them say they are good for short run kits. They have engraved panel lines and the fit is generally good for what they are. They contain some resin parts for engines etc. The kits tend not to have locating pins, so aligning things like the fueslage and wings you need to take care with. Because they tend to do subjects that others probably wont do as injection kits they tend to be the only choice, but are well worth doing, they are much better than Mach 2 kits. I will certainly be getting the Brigand and others when they are available. Cheers Clive