AndrewW

I'm in too, what's not to love about a Dragonly . Cheers Andy

If you hunt around you'll find there is a 1/72 set of these wonderful decals - I left one on the shelf at Hanants! Enjoying these builds even though I found them late on and hope to dig mine out of the stash. Andy

I' love another , improved, Beagle 206 but I'd also like a civil version although with more people preferring military subjects I can quite understand the basset route. Again a civil pup would be nice . Regards Andy

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Congratulations on a well made model of what should have been a ground breaking aircraft. Another book I can recommend is Air Britains "Miles Aircraft - The Post War Years. A little expensive perhaps but then as well as the M52 it details other Mils projects. Cheers Andy

Nice seaplane, well presented and the diorama sets it off well --inspiring! Cheers Andy

Following this with interest it should be a nice little plane. Andy

Great build Aaron, you've one justice to the civil Wessex.

This is looking good indeed I'm going to have to shake the dust off mine sometime. Good luck and more importantly have fun! Andy

Nice work so far looking forward to your work on the Britannia. I've got one lurking ,sorry Radleigh, but intend building it just trying to source props. good luck with your builds.

Just noticed this thread , looks great so far love the weathering . I drove one , or it drove me, nearly 50 yrs ago the last time I remember was with a scraper on the back pushing pig slurry into a pit -- diorama? ours if memory was dusty grey , rusty red with greenish stains! will follow what is left with interest and hopefully look into this as well. best wishes Andy

Gremlin did some nice resin Cessna and Piper twins, hard to find though, and aero Subaru a Fuji 200. If your up to older biplanes don't forget all the moths ex Frog , novo etc moths Airfix's new Tiger Moth and the Fox Moth by Aeropoxy in resin. Cheers Andy P.S. Aeropoxy do a nice Piper Pawnee and in the older bracket Spartan Cruiser

Great build and an inspiration - I like the look of a Kiwi SAFE Air though!

A breath of fresh air, I'll certainly be following your progress. I flew as an "oilie" in 61's many a day with Bristows, BCALH,BAH and Irish helicopters and perhaps a dutch one too but memory escapes me . Ive got a kit or two lying about too and the Whirlybird seat kit looks good. I'll have to dig them out and give them a try I've a AIM version as aforementioned as well as the Whirlybird. Keep up the good work and informative posts.

A great model , well thought out and excecuted. cheers Andy