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chrisbob12

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  1. chrisbob12
    You had me at the cockpit: I just want to go for an intercontinental ride on one of these things now.
  2. chrisbob12
    A fellow fencist! Do you go to to comps? I'm thinking of giving Bristol men's foil a go
  3. chrisbob12
    I was struck by the underside shot: very tidy result and unexpected too!
  4. chrisbob12
    Masterful result; so much to be impressed with, but I'll just ask one question. How did you do all the teeny-tiny autumn leaves?
  5. chrisbob12
    Wow! What a brilliant project! I'm surprised I've missed it all this time, but will be checking in from time to time. Love the nostalgia, obviously, and the nicely defined aesthetic you bring to the whole enterprise. Those bagged Wildcats take me straight back to HE Figgures on Lymington High Street.
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    Gorgeous models. Makes me almost wish I'd been an air cadet. Also makes me want to go and see what plans are available for balsa and tissue versions
  7. chrisbob12
    That all looks astonishing! I love the extent to which the inner structure of the aircraft is modelled and shown. Question: is that a special aluminium tape, or can you use the regular industrial tape? Does it need to be specially thin?
  8. chrisbob12
    Wow! I'm looking forward to this.
  9. chrisbob12
    That's a sweet result! Thank you for sharing.
  10. chrisbob12
    Superb result. Something about the way you've treated the skin of it is jaw-droppingly convincing: seems to have side-stepped scale effect.
  11. chrisbob12
    Awesome conversion, and very nicely realised.
  12. chrisbob12
    Nice finish! I can't tell what scale it is.
  13. chrisbob12
    I had to look twice at the photo to work out if it was a cartoon or model, so from my point of view you have achieved your objective. I like the way you've used the linework and flat colours; makes a nice change from models being pushed to look like an oil painting.
  14. chrisbob12
    Well that's a very nice build and nicely shot. I must say that Airfix's toolmakers exercised some artistic licence with the stone walls - no way was that layed in courses!
  15. chrisbob12
    Many thanks! Top presentation of some childhood favourites.
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