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Found it! Chris
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Could you please tell me what issue this article is in? Chris
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Beauty! If I had one critique, it's that the pictures are a bit small. The model looks great. Chris
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Wow! Nice work. Chris
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Geebis Crackers! I spent most of the day weeding the veggie garden and trimming and mowing the lawn. I come in the house for a rest and a coffee and I find THIS! I almost let loose with a barrage of grossly inappropriate language, but I noticed that it actually was Britmodeller I was seeing. There, I've calmed down now. It looks great. Thanks, Simon. Chris
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Just to add to Michael Enright's posting. An all-in-one view: Chris
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Retirement is the cat's bahookie! Whenever I think I may be approaching a spell of boredom, I take a nap and it goes away. Chris
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Greetings from the northern colony. Sounds like we have a similar issue with the climate. It's way too cold up here to do much of anything outside during winter and almost too hot in summer. Chris
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Way better! Nicely done. Chris
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My newest favourite song. Chris
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When I was a wee lad, back in the late 50's and early 60's, we had something like this. The ones I had were just a plastic prop with a small stick. Put end of stick into hole in centre of prop and spin it vigorously between palms of your hands. Chris
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Some Intel: http://www.boxartden.com/gallery/index.php/Profiles/Camoflage-Markings/08-Boulton-Paul-Defiant Chris
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The instructions in both kits I have, AO2052 and AO2063, call for the gear casing to be painted with colour # 11, which is silver. Step # 12, Part # B3: Chris
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If you should do a Shark, I have some nice scale drawings. Just sayin'. Chris
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The Airfix painting directions are wrong, regarding the engine. The central gear casing should be painted black. In real life, it was painted a semi-gloss black, but flat black rubbed with a finger after drying looks good. Chris
