IanF

Yep, I and other members on here have found the same problem.

Hi Ian Once you have the document open, If you click either "File" or the "Office" button, at the top left of your toolbar, from the drop down choose "Save As", you should then get in the options "PDF or XPS". Choose this option and save to the location of your choice. Hope this helps! Ian

Really?!!

I'm no expert, but I'm sure that modern signalling and track circuits might be a little more complex than they were in the 1830s, plus all the modern safety devices that require train/track interface and their associated systems installation, may account for the longer build time.....

Mmm, not sure if you're actually being serious here. You may think you're trying to not sound patronising, but I think you failed miserably. Did you deliberately spell plumber incorrectly?

Many thanks Tony. I'm interested to hear what they come back with. Ian

Fully agree, you would have thought they would have tested the fit before release, particularly with it being designed to fit their own kit! I'm keen to hear what you find with yours, Tony

I've had a go at shortening one, I actually took too much off and now it's a fraction too short, it's still too wide though. I did notice that the detail on the resin part doesn't match the kit detail, but I assumed this was because the resin part is superior to the kit parts, how wrong was I?!! Looks like I'll be giving a Barracuda cowl a try.

Hi Tony That's great, much appreciated. Ian

I've bought three of these to use on Eduard's Spits, the problem is, they don't fit! They are too long and are too wide at the front to match the nose profile. I've offered one up to the Mk.IX, MK.XVI and MK.VIII with the same result. I realise I can sand/trim to fit, but it defeats the whole point of buying them. I can replace the recessed detail, but the raised fasteners won't be so easy. I assumed as they were made by Eduard for their Spitfire, they would just be a drop fit. Has anybody else used these and had the same issue? Ian

Both are really superb, well done. But, you may want to check the main undercarriage doors.......... Ian

I can only echo the above. Stand Easy, lads. "Fear Naught" Ian

Currently building the exact same kit, in the exact same scheme, hope mine turns out half as good as yours.

Wow! You really don't like the fact he wants to sell this, do you! The Amazon comparison is hardly relevant, as I'm guessing there are other Vax products on there for £100+

If you have only built the Tamiya Mosquito, you aren't really in a postition to say Airfix are pretty close, which incidentally, they aren't.