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  1. Hello Which tool is best suited to scribe small circles and small rivets on aircraft ( in my case a Spitfire) representing fuel filler caps. and access panels. My Bare metal panel scriber seems unsuited for the job (handle too long). Any suggestions? Thank you Thomas
  2. Hello I am starting to build this model but right in the beginning of the instructions you have the options of retracted or extended forward hydro planes. I want it with extended ones but I can't figure out what you have to remove or scrape off to fit them. Thanks for your help. Thomas
  3. I was hoping for a 1/48 F-2G Supercorsair and an accurate 1/350 USS Sea Wolf submarine
  4. That brings back back memories of my first visit to England as a child in 1973 with my parents. I dont know where we departed (destination was Ramsgate) but the craft emerging out of the fog with the deafening engine sound was really impressive. It was also my first flight as the tickets were flight tickets.
  5. Hello I was wondering if you are going to produce resin or etched cockpits for the Rafale C/M because I find neither the Eduard nor the Wolfpack sets convincing. Regards Tom
  6. Hello all I have just picked up the new tool TamiyaSpitfire Mk1. From what I see there is still no head armour provided. Is that correct for the period or an omission by Tamiya. Thanks Tom
  7. I hope for a 1/48 P-47 N and a F4U-4 or F-2G Supercorsair Tom
  8. Hello I am currently building the old Tamiya Mk1. Can it be built as a BoB Spitfire without the armor plate behind the pilot's seat? Thanks Tom
  9. Hello, I was wondering if this color is also available in spray can form. Thank you. Tom
  10. Too bad that Tamiya didn't continue with a new F-4U4 Corsair following their excellent F-4U1 series. Tom
  11. Hello, I have seen many aircraft tutorials where the fuselage halves are first clamped together and then the glue is applied all around . Isn't there any paint residue afterwards? I am using the Revell Contacta Liquid and first apply glue to the halves and then join them together without any problems. So what is the advantage of the first method? Thanks Thomas
  12. Hello. I see you have used putty where the superstructure blends in with the hull. Is the fit not good ? Iam asking as I have not yet made up my mind as to which kit to buy, Trumpeter or Airfix. I'll be watching this. Tom
  13. Hello, Is there any difference between the export and original version ? Has the kit quality been improved ? Thanks Tom
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