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Hi Alex, In case you need any of the rocket launchers coming with the Kinetic, just let me know. Or do you gone get the Kinetic kit yourself? Cheers, Michael

ahm, did I miss something?! have these kits already been released? In any case, I like both builds a lot and look forward to get both kits. Cheers, Michael

very nice builds. Well done. For sure both are very nice models but I like to Dornier more. Thanks for posting. Cheers, Michael

easily one of the best Helldivers I have ever seen. Well done. Cheers, Michael

Hi Werner, Thanks a lot. Good to know that I can get the AIM-9J from the Hasegawa weapons kit. Cheers, Michael

Servus Werner, Thanks a lot - it's nice to get help by more experienced modellers. I am sure you will get the Kinetic kit soon, won't you? ;-). Although you showed that one can build a nice RS from the HobyBoss kit as basis - well done! I like it! Being a newbie, I am happy that the Kinetic kit seems to be well suited to build a IIIRS more or less oob. Sein's grüsst. Michael Hi Werner, Do you have a good tip for 1/48 and 1/72 AIM-9P Sidewinders? Didn't find them so far. Grüsse, Michael Glad to hear that Gary. Thanks for posting. Cheers, Michael

Hi Iota (I hope I got your first name identified correctly), Thanks a lot for your very detailed reply! This helps me and surely others as well who want to build a Swiss Mirage. It's a lovely bird, isn't it? Elegant, sleek and powerful looking. A true classic. Robert (Röbi) Schneider from MC One Matterhorn Decals is right now working on a new decal set for the Swiss Mirage IIIS/RS - just rightly timed for the Kinetic kit. They should be available around mid April 2015. His decals are of high quality and definitely worth getting if you want build a Swiss plane. Check out his webpage at http://www.mc-one.ch/Documents/new/new-1.htm where you can order the decals. Please note that I am not in any way connected to mc-one.ch or to Robert Schneider and not have a share in his business. Just a fan of his work. Cheers, Michael

Hi exdraken, I think we could chat in German (guess you are Austrian, right?) but since we are on Britmodeller, let's stick to English. Thanks a lot for your reply - that helps a lot. I missed that these information where in the link you sent - sorry for that. It seems that not a whole lot of changes are required to make a Swiss Mirage IIIRS out of the new Kinetic kit. Even the camera nose seems to be right (there are two coming in the Kinetic kit and one seems to be the one the IIIRS was equipped with. I hope you won't feel disturbed in case I come back with another one or two questions about the Swiss Mirage - you seem to know a whole lot about it. Are you building the new Kinetic kit as well? Merci viel mal und Grüsse aus der Schweiz. Michael

thanks Gary - good luck with your build. Cheers, Michael

this helps a lot - thanks. really appreciate your help. you wouldn't know how much longer the nose landing gear was and what the difference on the recce windows do look like? Cheers, Michael

Thanks a lot Don - lovely pics. Cheers, Michael

Hi guys, I am wondering if the new Kinetic 1/48 Mirage III E/R kit can be built into a Swiss Mirage III RS machine. I am not sure which - visible - differences the Swiss Mirage IIIRS had compared to the standard R machine. Probably will get a book about the Swiss Mirage but it's costing USD 100.- and I spent already too much for kits lately - my girlfriend will kill me ;-). Any help would be appreciated. TIA. Cheers, Michael

what a beautiful Hunter - love it. Thanks for posting. Cheers, Michael

Thanks Wez - that helps a lot. Not sure I know what you mean by "no link collectors"... can you help a Hunter newbie... Cheers, Michael

Thanks a lot Giorgio - am I right assuming that the Mk.4 conversion set with the smaller exhaust opening is just required for the FR Mk10 but not for the FAA GA/PR 11? Cheers, Michael

interesting link Mike - thanks for posting. Cheers, Michael

Very nice build! Like it a lot. Nice paint job. Cheers, Michael

Thanks Bill - interesting detail. Will help when building the Recce Hunter. Cheers, Michael

Thanks a lot - that helps a lot. Cheers, Michael

Hi Mike, Thanks a lot - really appreciate your help. There is still a lot to learn for me about the Hunter - really love that plane. So if I want to build a FAA Hunter GA/PR 11, I can go with the 1/72 Revell Hunter Mk.6, the conversion to Mk.4 and the recce nose you referred to? Or can the conversion to the Mk.4 tail be left away since the GA/PR 11 was based on the FGA9? What where the main differences of the FAA machines - beside the tail hook? Thanks for your help Mike - really appreciate your help. Cheers, Michael

Hi guys, This is the photo recce Hunter, right? If yes, where did it have the cameras? And is there any 1/72 kit around to model it? I love this plane in this color (is it PRU blue?). Cheers & TIA. Michael

definitely a single seat Vampire in 1/72 and 1/48, a Venom in both scales and single and double seat Hunter in both scales. Please Airfix, please! Cheers, Michael

very nice - like it alot. Cheers, Michael

Lovely build - perfect model, perfect weathering. Thanks for showing. Cheers, Michael

Thanks a million Giorgio - that helps a lot. Appreciate your help.