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Definitely available now as I just got one, lovely looking kit too!
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Kev
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Just a quickie to say the Tacoma kit is now available again! I grabbed one straight away.
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Kev
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Superb job! So much to look at. The facial details are exceptionally painted!
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Kev
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That's looking very smart Ray, great work!
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Kev
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Hi Ray
If your other ordnance is live I doubt the acmi pod would be fitted as well. Acmi simulates live weapons, as far as I am aware the two would never be mixed.
Hope this helps
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Kev
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There is some good information here, maybe useful for someone else as well.
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Kev
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Hi Guys
Thanks for the photo's they are excellent! Certainly look's a strange concept but then not too difficult on the scratch building front?
On 3/19/2022 at 9:00 PM, exdraken said:Seems the fins's mouting tube also serve as a guide rail/tube during ignition....
It does look that way?
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Kev
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Hi does anyone know of a source of Sura rockets in 1/48? I am aiming to do a Strikemaster from the battle of Mirbat. Or does anyone have any photos or drawings for scratch building?
I also need to source Sultan of Oman decals, I have found some in 1/72 so may need to scale them up?
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Kev
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Thanks guys, looks like I will have to wait. I have been keeping a watch on evilbay, plenty of Mk3 and 1/72nd but not what I'm looking for. Thanks anyway.
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Kev
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Hi I would like to build a model of the FV432 in 1/35, BAOR version. The Takom kit 2066 would be ideal but it seems to be out of stock everywhere. The Mk3 Bulldog is available but unsure if I would be able to do the BAOR version using this kit? Do Takom reissue? Or does anyone know of an alternative kit?
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Kev
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that is stunning Gisbob!
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Fantastic job! Excellent paintwork, how did you mask for the wavy line on the fuselage? I am building this at the moment but it is seriously testing the limits of my current ability. I am finding the glass work problematic too, cutting sounds like a great solution.
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Kev
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Brilliant job! I love the finish you have achieved, I am not a fan of heavy weathering, this looks just right. I nearly bit the bullet and ordered one during Amazon prime day, but I have the 1/24 Mosquito to make first. Perhaps when that is done?
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I am building this at the moment so loving the content, thank you. I think this is the video mentioned, very good and can be played in slow motion too.
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Kev
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Thanks very much for the replies guys. I have decided it is too much work to convert. My mum used to be a conductress and I still have her badge, the idea was to build and display with it next to the model. I may just build the RM but paint it in the local company colours. Call it a what if 🙂
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Kev
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Hi all
Vehicle's are not really my strongpoint, so please forgive my ignorance. Would it be possible to convert the routemaster to the AEC Regent 111? Are there a lot of differences? I can see the grill is different, is there any aftermarket available for the Revell kit?
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Kev
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Fantastic effort Jim, very impressive!
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Kev
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Excellent finish, very nice kit to build, lots of options.
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Kev
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Brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing.
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Kev
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Stunning build Neil, absoloute top notch modelling thouroughly enjoyed the thread and the ingenious ways you have surmounted problems. Fantastic!
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Kev
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Always in for a Tornado build, is this the Revell IDS? I think it was airframe hours that did the Tornado in the end, we worked them hard.
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thanks Dave, really enjoyed it
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11 hours ago, Meatbox8 said:
Are the missile pylons at the correct angle? They look like they are slanting down at about 120-130 degrees to the fuselage but I think they should be at 90 degrees.
10 hours ago, stever219 said:Apart from that and the seam along the spine that’s a rather nice Lightning.
Thank you for the feedback guys, I have to admit that I was not completly sure about the missiles, I did try dry fitting the pylons a few times but that was the best I came up with. The seam along the top, again I tried, I have used Mr Surfacer, thought I had it ok but it does stand out in the photo.
I have finished it now, and am quite pleased with the results so will leave as is, but of course take on all points for my next model. Each one I complete is better than the last and that is what I am aiming for. The most important thing for me is I enjoyed building it.
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Kev
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Thanks for all the replies, much appreciated.
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Kev
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My first Churchill
in Work in Progress - Armour
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This is a great build! Fantastic variance in shade and the chipping is excellent! I have this in my stash so will be back for more inspiration.
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Kev