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  • Birthday 07/10/1955

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  1. cngaero
  2. cngaero started following RAF Tangmere - Hunter F.5, 34 Sqn, 1956. , AMT 1:48 A-20B/C Havoc/Boston III , 1/18 Hawker Sea Fury - VX628 - 1831 Squadron RNVR and 5 others
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    That's a fine collection of truly classic airliners and all in a very nostalgic livery. Excellent work.
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    Coming along very nicely indeed.
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    An impressive looking aeroplane indeed Tom, but all the more impressive is your total mastery of plasticard sheet and Evergreen strip. The detail you've put into the bomb bay and wheel wells is stunning. Also, your work with the complicated undercarriage units and the canopy framing is just superb. I was also impressed by your very neat scribing on the fuselage too, my scribing always looks as though I'd used a serrated bread knife as a template! I've used the word "impressive" an "impressed" a couple ohf times here, but they don't really cut it, as this is quite simply a demonstration of total mastery of a craft. Keep going on with this wonderful model. Each update is a eagerly waited for and the finishing line is in sight. Thanks for entertaining us. Chris.
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    Great progress Philip. I built the Aeroclub mixed media kit many moons ago, so it will be nice to compare them. I'm just looking for an excuse to start their Varsity.
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    Very cute indeed.
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    Certainly not my normal area of interest, but that looks so, so tempting.
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    That sounds like a good plan. I've Just found a photo of a C.12, PH707 at Acklington. It certainly shows the big difference in the fuselage windows. After a wee bit of digging, it was a visiting aircraft from RAF Ouston and would fit in nicely to your theme.
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    Utterly fantastically, gob-smackingly amazing. I've just spotted this WIP, but it looks as though I'm late to the party and the paint is nearly on! I'll still tag along if that's ok. Chris
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    This should be interesting, so I'll tag along if you don't mind. I've got mine on order, with a plan to finish it as TX171 of RAF Acklington Station Flight, just up the road from your aircraft. Good luck with your build. Chris.
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    That would make a nice little diorama. Chris.
  13. cngaero
    Congratulations on your 1,000th🎉🥂🍻👍. Well done Sir.
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    That's a lovely set of Vampires. I particularly like the Admiral's Barge. The diminutive size of the Vampire makes them so collectable.
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    What a wonderful collection of Venoms. You've certainly done that kit proud, many times over.
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    Very nice indeed. The Twinpin is a very appealing aeroplane. Valom are to be commended for their occasional forays into the more unusual British military aircraft. You've made a cracking job with this one. Well done.
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