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Crickey! That's absolutely bloody amazing. Wonderfully realistic metal finish, it looks metallic. Speechless.

That's an absolute beauty of a model! Superbly well built with an fantastically vivid paint job. It just looks so interesting.

Sold a pair of 1/32 Bf109 exhausts for £23. They are nice, but that's rather a lot of money for some rather small AM & well over 50% of the cost of the entire kit.

Good start!

This explains why a pair of Moskit Exhausts that I put on EBay are selling for silly money.......

Me too!

Outstanding weathering - really, really superb. Worn in the right places & looking suitably battle weary & a little dirty. Impressive.

Now that's not something you see very often! Can you imagine seeing that flying? Nicely made, painted & weathered.

Downloading instructions is perfect because you never lose them!

That looks like one big model. You are braver than me to go with the totally black underside, but you've pulled it off magnificently. I'm impressed.

That's an interesting little plane - never seen one before, let alone in British colours. Good work.

You don't half build quick.

WNW kits may be 1/32, but as the planes were so small, 1/32 is really not that big. Having said that, the WNW Gotha is a monster.

Really enjoying this build - it's the antithesis to the WNW kits.

That is good - did you use a wash for the panel lines, they look very realistic?

Great model. Quality work on those patio slabs as well!

There's little wrong with your eyesight to produce a cracker like that!

Big decals indeed! Tell your friends it's all hand painted......

Lovely build, unusual subject - I'd forgotten all about Concordski!

That is one impressive piece of modelling.

Pretty good for a weekend job. It takes me a weekend to open the box, lose a piece, find it again & glue the wings on upside down.

That's one sleek looking aeroplane. Love the restrained weathering. I'm jealous!

Until that last photo I though it was a large model of a large plane - but it's bloody tiny! Amazing level of detail for such a small model, really impressive stuff. It's a very, um, interesting looking plane, isn't it?! If being attacked by that you'd not know whether to run away or point and laugh.

That's certainly a biggy! Nice work.

Looks fine to me! As was previously said, Special Hobby are not perfect, nor for the beginner, but they produce some interesting stuff that the big names won't touch.