Head in the clouds.

Superb work.

That is the bane of our lives at the moment, one minute it is fully open, then without warning temp traffic lights pop up(long waits) then shut altogether. On a plus side, you can see the new road from Whalebone Lane and the earth embankments either side are overflowing with poppies, looks amazing, I can only imagine that is what Flanders fields looked like.

Glad you was working Bank Holiday because I was drinking your freshly delivered nectar... Just had a catch up, I kept dropping by to see if there was any movement and when I miss a week or two you pop up.. Love that paint scheme, it would look great against a deeps space background. Nice work as usual Pete.

Thanks for the post Rob, sent a quick message.

Looking good, you need to ' check six' your lad is behind you.....

Welsh Models have just released the above kit, it is resin and white metal but no doubt up to Densil's usual high quality. While not everyones scale it is as far as I know the only full Avro Lincoln kit that is not Vac and decades old(and rare). Half tempted myself...

Cracking job and some fine scratchbuilding. That must have been the easiest kill for the Sea Fury, that is also a great story.

Wicked! One of my favourite American planes and one you have captured perfectly....clean, low and fast.

That is superb and the jigs must have taken some work in themselves. Great internal work, fine painting and top notch scratchbuilding.

Nice hairy stick work, buy him more kits as he aint alf good.

I have signed up to the above group build and I want to break down the fence that is 'aircraft' and build something different. I know little of the Bulgarian military so could I ask the honorable members for their help in suggesting any models of Bulgarian military figures that are available since them joining Nato. Many thanks Gary.

I have signed up to the above group build and I want to break down the fence that is 'aircraft' and build something different. I know little of the Bulgarian military so could I ask the honorable members for their help in suggesting any models of Bulgarian military vehicles that are available since them joining Nato. Many thanks. Gary

That 3rd to last picture is interesting Gary as it shows PA474 without her Mid Upper turret suggesting that she may yet not fully converted back to her previous bomber role. She left the Royal Collage of Aeronautics at Cranfield around 1965/66 and was transferred to storage but she was very heavily modified by men in white smocks so would need much time and effort to get her back to original condition as we enjoy her today. Unable to find copyright holder, please contact if removal required. Welcome to the fold and enjoy the forum.

Fantastic paint work and nice to see a Corsair in different clothes. I am aware of the 'Football War' but not the details.

Very tidy indeed and a Whirlwind it most certainly is.