AliGauld

Just a small update. More glue and dissolved putty applied along wit some Humbrol filler. Off to see Dune tonight. Trying for the second time as the Unlimited Screening in Falkirk was cancelled when the system broke just after the Censor screen. Thanks for looking. Cheers, Alistair

Yet another wee belter Tony. Your work never ceases to inspire and impress me. Cheers, Alistair

Thanks so much Simon. Cheers, Alistair

Thanks Adrian, Today I got Lucky. All in all it took about 90 minutes to do. I've spent longer than that trying to get an aerial rigged on a Spitfire. Some you win..... Cheers, Alistair

After a light wash and dry brush and some glue. Mr. Dissolved putty sanded back. And also applied Thanks for looking, Cheers, Alistair

To quote a well used Scottish phrase. "Aye, That'll be right." Cheers, Alistair

All looking very nicely done. Looking forward to the Skyraider. Nice one. Cheers, Alistair

Thanks so much. I think that's the worst of it over. Cheers, Alistair

The other side was rigged. And I must have been feeling brave because..... Not as much hassle as I was expecting. Now wondering why I spent three days staring at the rigging diagram and planning it out. Who am I kidding i was too scared to try. . Thanks for looking, Cheers, Alistair

You're talking to an East Coast Boy so I can't disagree with that sentiment. Cheers, Alistair

Thanks Chris, The Starboard side is done now. Having a cuppa before starting on the wings. I don't want to jinx it but it's not too bad so far. Leaving the top wing off has made it easier to manoeuvre the rigging. So, once again, Thanks to @AdrianMF for that tip. Cheers, Alistair

Finally the nerve has come back to Polmont. A start has been made. More later? Thanks for looking, Cheers, Alistair

Thanks Simon. It was a relief for me. First trip abroad since the madness started and was a bit concerned as the plane was full both ways. Cheers, Alistair

Thanks for the info that makes it a lot more interesting. Sorry for the late reply I thought I'd already done it. Cheers, Alistair

I don't think you do.