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That's my son's Christmas sorted 🎄 John
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Retire, you'll have plenty of time to induldge your hobbies... Doesn't work like that! Anyway, I've finally got a bit more done. I've taken an unconventional approach to construction, given the tight fit of the wings we discussed earlier: They didn't need any trimming but I chose to attach them to each fuselage half individually and glue them from the inside with EMA Plastic Weld. The fit's really good. After everything had dried I painted the insides with Humbrol 78 Cockpit Green, so there shouldn't be any stray grey bits visible through the canopy. The undercarriage is clearly not designed to be assembled "up", and the doors needed a bit of filler: Cockpit detail will consist of what's in the box, featuring Angus and Cliff here: Still, better than a lot of kits from this period. John
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P-36/40 Hawk Single Type Group Build, we got our 25 way to go !
John replied to Corsairfoxfouruncle's topic in Bunfight!
I've got a couple of the Revell 1/48th scale boxings that include the parts from the Pro Modeler partial retool. It's one of my favourite P-40 kits, capturing the rugged finish of the real thing. Better than those baby's bum smooth modern ones anyway... 😀 John- 108 replies
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I didn't know until today that Merit had done Campbell's Bluebird, I've certainly never seen one. I had the Artiplast moulding of the 504 many years ago. I'd summarise the finished model as nice but chunky 😀 John
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Sadly I haven't had time to do much in the way of modelling over the last few weeks and I've missed the deadline for the Gallery, but I'll get both builds finished and photos on the threads over the next week or so 🤞 Congratulations to all the participants and thanks to the hosts. Now, where did I leave that Mosquito...? John
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Airfix Classic 1:32 Volkswagen Beetle
John replied to johnlambert's topic in Ready For Inspection - Vehicles
I had a number of relatives with Beetles when I was a kid so there was a bit of a production line going with this kit 😀 There were a couple of Herbies in there too. If I remember correctly Hornby were planning to release some of the Scalextric-branded 1/32 kits under the Airfix name a few years ago, which would have modernised range quite nicely. Nothing has come of that so far. John -
Drop me a pm and I'll send you a set of the bigger tanks. I'm not planning on using them. John
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I have many fond memories of watching the yellow SAR Wessex from Leuchars over the beach at St Andrews. That option alone may escalate the Airfix kit from a "that's interesting" to a "take my money"! John
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This is the one they were building at East Fortune? John
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My 1/72 Revell LTV A-7A/B Corsair II
John replied to Brigbeale's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
That's a lovely job. It isn't a kit I've ever built but I do remember being struck by the excellent box art on both this and the air force variant. John -
Looking for a bit of advice. I'm thinking about getting started with making some videos. Capturing the images isn't a problem but I'm very out of touch with video editing software. I think the last one I used was the old Serif MoviePlus, the free version. I know that's been discontinued so I'd be interested to know what other content producers out there use and would recommend. Thanks, John
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In the garage looking for something else and... John