brewerjerry
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wasn't going to get a 1:24 spit IX until i saw the raf harrowbeer ' plagis ' scheme
now it looks like my wallet will take a hit
cheers
jerry
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wasn't going to get a 1:24 spit IX until i saw the raf harrowbeer scheme
now it looks like my wallet will take a hit
cheers
jerry
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I rememered this old thread that might be of interest to P-38 desert camo
cheers
jerry
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you using the grey matters resin conversion ?
often wonder what it is like
or
is there an injection 1:32 P-38 E/F /G ?
cheers
jerry
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On 1/5/2022 at 10:58 AM, Don149 said:
It was the pilots emergency hatch when ditching or belly landing , also his entrance hatch when there was a torpedo slung .
They don`t appear to have been fitted to early marks .
Happy modelling .
Don .
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reminds me of that ww2 poem
when a beau goes in .....
https://poetryarchive.org/poem/when-beau-goes/
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But i think only the BMW variant was done
not a P&W variant
cheers
jerry
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On 1/5/2022 at 10:31 AM, Stephen said:
I messaged ICM and asked about the Beaufort and they replied that they were planning to release it in July.
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thats close enough for a
me b'day prezzie
cheers
jerry
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Personally i for the early version i would use a P-36 hawk twin wasp cowling etc
i think the corsair engine ( double wasp ) etc would be to big
cheers
jerry
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6 hours ago, dogsbody said:
What is the source of these photos?
I'm curious about the " Newfoundland " on the last two.
Chris
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125 Sqn ?
cheers
jerry
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On 12/28/2021 at 4:26 PM, Bell209 said:
Hopefully we'll see a DAP Beaufort V, VII or VIII, too.
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and hopefully a MKII also
cheers
jerry
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is it possible they read the date
10.2.22 as i originaly did thinking
oct 2nd 22
and not 10th feb 22 as it was meant to be read ?
i hope it is not delayed
cheers
jerry
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7 hours ago, Neil said:
I have seen this kind of thing a few times over the years, when some sets that I used to manufacture eventually go for high prices at various places online. Some of them have gone for quite surprising amounts too, in certain cases. Market forces of supply and demand, I guess!!
As I have mentioned on here before, ironically I still own and possess all of the patterns/masters/moulds, artwork for all the photo-etch etc etc, and everything relating to the Paragon Designs range of products, none of it was ever sold on to anybody else. Everything relating to my Paragon Designs range is still tucked away in storage.
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So hypotheticaly how much would a manchester conversion kit cost if you produced them still ?
100 Gbp ? or less or more ?
cheers
jerry
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any updates, supposedly only 8 weeks away from release
cheers J
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4 hours ago, One 48 said:
Is that a 1/24 glass nose Mosquito release tease I see?
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maybe a 1:24 two stage mossie using the recent info gained in the 1:72 release ?
cheers J
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6 hours ago, Geoffrey Sinclair said:
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This format follows that of the previous Mosquito propeller report .......
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I missed that, which thread is it in ?
cheers
jerry
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As we are drifting slightly to merlin halifax props
from AP 1719E halifax V
rotol props three dia sizes
12ft 0 in
12ft 9 in
13 ft 0 in
are quoted in it
cheers
jerry
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I suppose as it is 40yrs from the falklands in 2022, it will be a vulcan
it would be nice tho' if they could find the 1:600 SS canberra molds and re release it
cheers
jerry
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I remember the story at the time ( 1982) true or not ?
that people were visiting any museum gannet to assess the state of the airframe
if it was true, then obviously none passed the visual
cheers
jerry
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Thanks found some photos, EE182 looks like it almost went into a hedge/trees
http://www.militarian.com/threads/lancaster-ee182-at-moran-michigan-u-s-a.2856/
story of the drop trial and photos there is interesting
cheers
jerry
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10 hours ago, Geoffrey Sinclair said:
Canadian Military Aircraft Serials and Photographs by J.A. Griffin.
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Many thanks for the info, I didnt know about this book, I will look for one
The stirling and Lanc (aries) were on seperate tours across canada in 1944, going back after reaching the west coast of BC
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jerry
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All, long shot, I have dorted my info for a Short Stirlng & Avro lancaster in canada in 1944
So now searching for info on Halifax a/c in WW2
apparently .....
Handley Page HP 57 Halifax Mk. V (4), (Serial Nos. DG399, EB127, EB138, EB157), HP 61 Halifax Mk. VI (1), (Serial No. RG814), for a total of 5 aircraft operated by the RCAF in Canada.
info from
https://www.silverhawkauthor.com/post/canadian-warplanes-3-handley-page-halifax
and also confirmed on the bill walker serial site
Any Info on where the halifax were based or operated in canada or which units would be great
as would any info on camo or photos
cheers
jerry
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I must be getting senile, there are photos on tbe page i linked and info on the unit
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Only thing that crossed my mind
as in frontline and bomber in BOB era
may be 771 sqn FAA ?
there was there a Mk1 PR a/c
cheers
jerry
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happiness is ....
Floods starting to go down and highways slowly reopening here in vancouver area and lower BC
and the gasoline at the pumps hasn't run out yet
( maybe rationing is working )
cheers
jerry
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1/48 - Avro Anson Mk.I by Airfix - released
in The Rumourmonger
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Nice but at Gbp 46.99 might only get one
cheers
jerry