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hurricane39

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About hurricane39

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  • Birthday 05/29/1961

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    newmarket, canada

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  1. hurricane39
    Nice job on a pair of S&R birds.
  2. hurricane39
    Beautiful. Fantastic looking collection.
  3. hurricane39
    Nice job indeed. Totally agree. The 1/72 Academy hornet kits are little gems.
  4. hurricane39
    Fantastic job. Not a huge fan of civil aircraft but your work on this one make me a convert.
  5. hurricane39
    Nice job. I remember year ago visiting my Nan in Cromer seeing those "Yellow Crab Cabs".
  6. hurricane39
    Looks fantastic to me and all the best!
  7. hurricane39
    Nice build. This one is the stash somewhere. Picked up a great tip about the 2000 grit wet/dry paper for runway. Are those the decals that came with the kit?
  8. hurricane39
    Love it. Are the decals from Leading Edge?
  9. hurricane39
    Beautiful job. Weathering is outstanding. Great to hear the story behind the build.
  10. hurricane39
    Experiment worked. Very nice build.
  11. hurricane39
    Great job. Always loved the bicentennial markings.
  12. hurricane39
    I can only echo the comment that I am in amazement that this is a 1/72 scale bird. Outstanding finish.
  13. hurricane39
    Lovely job. Paint finish is outstanding.
  14. hurricane39
    Outstanding job. Have to agree with the other members. Beautiful job on the brush painting.
  15. hurricane39
    Outstanding work. Nice to hear about the history regarding this bird. My Dad actually worked at that plant in Fort William upon returning to Canada in the fifties.
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