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Gimme Shelter

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Gimme Shelter last won the day on March 20 2014

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  • Birthday 10/03/1967

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  1. A bit of fun - MPC's Mean machine burning it up through the cartoon desert of Hanna-Barbera driven by those dastardly duo - Dick and his side-kick Muttley.
  2. Brilliant diorama - I can feel the cold just looking at it - very nice indeed - you have really captured the moment and climate there
  3. She looks great - very nice French touch there too. Fancy having a crack at the 1/72 alternative ?? That's a real nose-job of a kit
  4. Another fine work of art there - and looking forward to seeing it for real at the club. A real model show crowd pleaser in the making.
  5. Some progress pictures dating across the last few months. windows installed kit assembled Green Stuff used to create forward facing cockpit window area to correct the kits clear part - still work to do to correctly profile the front end for drooped nose pose. elevons removed engine nacelles inside painted black slimy Russian green added to interior of droop snoot nose cone windows masked primed sanded re-primed investment in 1 box of Swann Morton No 9 Chisel head scalpel blades used to remove the huge raised panel lines still in the process of removing panel lines in readiness for next sand down and prime ready for first top coat unless you're a fan of the TU144 you probably wont be the slightest bit interested in the progress of this astonishingly horrible kit but here you go just in case... That was fun wasn't it..... this kit really did fall out of the bottom end of the late 60's
  6. that is looking ultra brilliant and that canopy is superb - looking forward to seeing the next stages once its been weathered up and ready for club night - no pressure....
  7. nice update. If you run into any unexpected issues upfront with the visor/glazing, I have a spare set of window and visor decals from Draw Decal that you can have as a 'just in case' option. Good to see the progress and I've just worked out that the engines cover up the majority of that underwing seam line joint too. Looking forward to seeing more as and when it happens.
  8. you know where I'm headed Matt, straight onto that 1/72 Concorde link of yours...... no pressure !
  9. wot, no SST updates - Concorde was never delayed by a 767 !
  10. 76's played a big part in our family for the last few years of Dad's command in BA when he went from long back to short haul - his retirement flight below back in 1998, City of Frankfurt out from LHR and the same back home that evening, where the flaps jammed at 5 degrees. He hated the tail fin designs of the time....
  11. I hope your petplan policy covered the accident - brilliant modelling
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