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Great choice John Have you decided on a colour scheme for it yet ? Best of luck Cheers Pat

Many a sleepless night to follow, I think

Hi Martin Great choice of build. These were based in Oban, so I'm a bit biased ! I would love to know where this picture was taken, surely it would have easier to bring a car home from work, it must have been a swine to park, and the lawn isn't going to be too clever either ! Cheers Pat

Great subject for a build Adrian, although you could build this one instead.... Come to think of it, your conversion might be a better bet Good luck mate Cheers Pat

@Enzo the Magnificent, your catchphrase is needed here Any chance of a picture of the CL-215 decal sheet, I've got the original kit and wondered what the other options are. Cheers Pat

Some progress to report, plus I've found some of the rigid multiple section tracks from the spares box so I'm leaving the rubberised flexible ones for another day Cheers Pat

OK, time to reveal what's planned for this one I have the decals for this Airfix Classic and as the Beechnut kit didn't come with any it's a blank canvas as far as I'm concerned. I've searched everywhere for a stand for it, and of course now I actually need one can I find one.... no chance Cheers Pat

Brilliant job Pete, and amazingly quick as it's not only a biplane but with floats too, congratulations Cheers Pat

Got some paint to stick, it's looking better already I've had an idea for a colour scheme, more later Cheers Pat

Great seeing this one join the GB. I don't envy you the white paint over that green plastic Look forward to following this one Cheers Pat

It will be great to see one of the big 1/32 scale kits being built Cheers Pat

Thanks Enzo

Not yet mate, still wrestling with the other Mustang Cheers Pat

A bit of progress to report to take a break from sanding Cheers Pat

The engineers at Triumph wouldn't accept the Rover V8 for the new Triumph Stag, deciding to graft 2 Dolomite engines together instead. The result killed a great car due to its dreadful reliability. 4 separate engines on the Manchester gave us arguably the greatest aircraft of World War 2, the Lancaster. Thank goodness the He277 didn't get taken seriously

OK, brace yourselves but I've managed to get wings attached and it's beginning to show a passing resemblance to a Mustang I spared you the filler pictures Cheers Pat

This is looking the business Cheers Pat

Not sure how I missed this one, please add me to the list Cheers Pat

Get well soon Fred Cheers Pat

Great choice Pete I really looking forward to seeing this one being built Do you need decals for it ? I'm worried the ones that came with the kit might suffer from the Novo disintegration tendency Cheers Pat

Sorry for the wait everyone, but here it is Flash-tastic and even different coloured plastic depending on whether you choose single or twin seat versions Cheers Pat

Welcome mate Cheers Pat

Take care Fred and get well soon Best wishes Pat

Take care Fred and get well soon Best wishes Pat

Hi Fred Really sorry to hear you've been in hospital, have they let you home or are you being kept in till the operations are completed ? Get well soon mate Cheers Pat