Spitfire31

One of the shapliest fighters of WWII and your model has really done it justice! When I see a Hien, I'm reminded of the Heinkel He 100. This interesting engineering thread seems to indicate that the Ki-61 engineers were, in fact, partly inspired by the He 100: https://ww2aircraft.net/forum/threads/ki-61-and-he-100-related.26499/ Kind regards, Joachim

There's a Spitfire that looks like a… Spitfire. Top notch modelling! Kind regards, Joachim

Fabulous build and finish, in spite of all the fit problems. Top tier modelling! Kind regards, Joachim

Excellent modelling! The only not quite convincing detail is the non-drooping elevators… Nice weathering and overall impressive finish! Kind regards, Joachim

A triumph of creative modelling! Superb work. Kind regards, Joachim

Superb model of an intriguing subject. Kind regards, Joachim

Magnificent and original Lysander. Superb work, Fuad! Kind regards, Joachim

Refreshingly neat and original diorama! Kind regards, Joachim

Superbly executed diorama! Kind regards, Joachim

Great model, further enhanced by evocative photography! Kind regards, Joachim

Funny how a coat of paint can totally change the impression of an aircraft. Excellent Rafwaffe model! A real eye-opener. Kind regards, Joachim

The Connie is IMHO the most attractive airliner of them all, and your beautiful model confirms it. Kind regards, Joachim

I remember that kit in its light blue plastic so well… You've made an excellent, clean job out of it and, like others, I think that the prewar camo is very attractive and suits the Dornier like hand in glove. Nice! Kind regards, Joachim

That is how a proper Spitfire looks! Like the others, the stacks are just perfect and they elevate the credibility of the whole aircraft. It's a pity that Tamiya decided not to make the elevators separate, so that it would be easy to have them droop a bit – so typical of a parked Spit… Splendid modelling! Kind regards, Joachim

Ooh! She's a real beauty! Superb modelling, as usual. Kind regards, Joachim