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Murdo

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  1. Maybe... But you're doing a fabulous job of it!
  2. The "Regina" is really looking quite superb. I hope you get to finish her soon.
  3. My airbrush is at home so I'm brush painting with Tamiya which I hate doing. Flaps sawn open with sewing thread, one of them is slightly off.
  4. One of the main problems with building a small aircraft in 1/144 (or so I find, which is why a couple are taking so long). It's very difficult to hide even something as small as a bad seam because there's not very much "rest of the aircraft" to take one's eye away from it. Unfortunately, in this scale, that's not a small bad seam. Good luck with it and I'll be watching with great interest for your fix!
  5. That flag looks superb!!! I'll be trying your masking tape trick very soon. Thanks for that!
  6. Lovely job, really lovely! I love these 1/144 fighters!
  7. I had tried a number of planes in 1/144, some were styrene and some were vacform and I fancied building one of these wee Sopwith Pups for quite a while. There are two kits in the box. The artwork on the box: The kit. There's not a lot of it but looks rather nice, even has some PE: IP and seat glued in and fuselage zipped up. Wings, engine and cowling currently held on with Blue Tack for effect: More to follow soon.
  8. Aye, it's a wee beastie. I'll start a WIP post on it.
  9. Just Googled it. Yep, you're right! Hadn't noticed it before. The Revell Trap works well. Looks like it should cut off just above the 1st figure 4 in the Serial Number... Assuming I've got that in the correct place too of course.
  10. I don't know about the AV-8B but I built the Revell 1/144 Harrier GR7. It seemed pretty good to me for such a small model. It will be very interesting to compare with the Mark 1 Model's kit. Hope yours goes well H!
  11. Superb work on the lantern and flags! Your painting skills are excellent.
  12. You can almost smell that scene. As well as the craftsmanship of the model itself, the surrounding "scenery" really adds to it all and the whole dio just has an air of slight neglect and sadness to it. Superb work yet again Kev!
  13. Thanks Steve, mine is variable speed too but I really only use it for ripping large holes in styrene. Not kidding, by the way, there's a reason for that. I'm a terribly sad person.
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