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You have to fly pretty low for that cherry blossom camo to be effective… Beautiful model! Kind regards, Joachim

Superb model of arguably the most stylish and elegant biplane ever. Kind regards, Joachim

Very convincing and unique model! Kind regards, Joachim

Great looking warbird! And for once, the red crowbar is entirely correct, as is the beautifully shiny finish… Kind regards, Joachim

That's an inventive and successful rescue operation! At first glance, I thought that your Draken's stance looked a bit unusual. It's because of the slightly backward tilting, custom built nosegear – IRL, it's tilted a bit forward, like so: Nice work, giving a Draken a new lease of life! Kind regards, Joachim

Lovely little plane, and ditto model (of course) … tubby but still graceful looking. Kind regards, Joachim

Many thanks for the elucidation, Michael! Hardly a digression, though, since Thorfinn's great looking model has what seems to be a rather exaggerated portrayal of sagging fabric covering of the elevators and rudder. Kind regards, Joachim

Oh, really? All? Metal frames, of course, but the model has at least what looks like fabric covered elevators. The rudder would also have been fabric covered, wouldn't it? I'm no U.S. 'tween the wars pundit, as you apparently are, but when I look at photos I'm not so sure about the ailerons. On Udet's Goshawk in the Krakow museum the ailerons do indeed look metal skinned with no hint of ribs, but maybe that was a custom job for Ernst U? Anyway, as far as I can see, these ailerons do look fabric covered: But what do I know… Kind regards, Joachim

Superb model of my favourite airplane, all categories. Good to see the initial, non-pressurised product run represented, too. I still can't quite accept that it isn't the 1:48th kit… Kind regards, Joachim

Beautiful Taube! And the tailplane rigging looks 'interesting'. Skilful modelling! Kind regards, Joachim

The pics seem to be in 1:288th scale – difficult to see anything on thumbnails… Kind regards, Joachim

Excellent model of a frequently overlooked Heinkel! And it sits really well in the atmospheric diorama. Excellent and ambitious modelling! Kind regards, Joachim

A real beauty! And an excellent example of how just one well placed figure and a few accessories can add 'life' to a diorama base. Excellent modelling. Kind regards, Joachim

Very neat looking Würger, and a great collection! Incidentally, Josef Priller's nickname was "Pips" – no English genitive apostrophe involved. Nice modelling! Kind regards, Joachim

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