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Perhaps the "Artist" who designed the label is: Colour blind google Specsavers. Or perhaps just blind. Or is non human. Never met Richard 3rd. Has never polished one ... So many possibilities here... Could start off another Four Word Discussion

Cracking stuff, cracking!!!

If the fumes don't go inert then - add some black ink to the glue and you might have natural smoke from the 'chimney' for years to come.

Thanks Kev, I didn't know that, very useful information! Maybe my desire to get airtight seals on my models isn't a good idea after all. I assume then that the fumes don't go inert over time... Or do they do the damage before they go inert?

Go man, go!!!

A very impressive dio mate. Well done! Where did you get the 1/700 Hurricane from? Scratch built?

Wow! Now that is GREEN! Need shades to look at that.

The 1/144 Academy one isn't great but it can be made to resemble a reasonable Jaguar (or so I think). Decals are home made and the Missiles are from another kit.

One of my all time favorite aircraft and a superb piece of British engineering. I remember cutting my first picture of it out from the back of a cereal (cornflakes?) packet back in the '60s. The 2nd pic was a Chieftain tank.

That's not just modelling, that's absolutely beautiful craftsmanship!

A crackingly neat build. Very well done indeed!

Another fabulous job Bob!

I've always liked Tamiya for spraying, not so keen on its brushing abilities though. Revell Aqua is great for both.

Absolutely fabulous work sir!

It's coming along splendidly. Some lovely detail there.