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    Tauranga, New Zealand
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    Sometimes these model things, sometimes otherwise.

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  1. I have AMTs venerable 53 Ford pickup in my stash, and the LHS has a few MPC pickups in stock. I'll head down there next weekend to lay eyes on them. The 78 Dodge d-100 has a lovely basic working truck charm that appeals.
  2. This looks like one I'll be able to join after bad timing and losing my mojo for a while. I'm sure I have something suitable inthe stash, but I'm just as likely to buy a new kit. Keen to do a car or pickup truck at the moment.
  3. We followed a 2CV down some windy country roads on a scavenger hunt rally earlier in the year. I was grinning from ear to ear as it leaned over alarmingly, yet remained quite firmly planted on the road. It's one thing to see videos, but a lot more fun to see right in front of you. I would [redacted] to take one for a drive if ever offered the chance.
  4. Sold. I've been waiting for a gentle nudge to come along and coax me to do something NZ themed.
  5. When this thread started my mind went straight to "oh, what kits will I buy?" before thinking about several suitable kits I have in my stash. A couple of Monogram NASCAR kits (maybe do it for Dale), Maclaren MP4/4 F1 car, or maybe a racing 2CV (a twitter friend got stacks of photos at an endurance race recently). Whichever way I choose in the end, I'd like in for this one.
  6. I picked 3 kits from my stash to choose from last night, then got home from work today feeling like I'd been hit by a bus. Cup of tea and RAT test later, tested positive for that all to common disease. I'll see how I feel on Saturday, but may be reduced to spectating and messages of support. Grump grump grump, Justin.
  7. This one has snuck up on me. A visit to my local shop yesterday was a wash as far as a subject goes (although the bruised my wallet well enough with RC car stuff), so it looks like I'm at the mercy of my stash. Will do some digging over the course of the week, and see what matches with paint I have available, etc. Cheers, Justin.
  8. Time to check my stash and shelf of doom. How about a Hemi in something that was never intended to have a Hemi?
  9. That's me done for the day. Hope to have time after work tomorrow to get some paint on, and maybe decals. As much as my progress has been slower than I hoped for, it's a lovely little kit, and has been a joy to build. Cheers, Justin.
  10. I can see this kit having a whole lot of memories attached to it when you get it finished. And possibly, one slightly bemused Ukrainian family.
  11. Lunch and chores done, time to knuckle down and make a plane of this lot.
  12. 3 hours in, and I have a whole lot primed or painted, and ready to assemble. I had to uphold tradition and use a little pink primer, because Blitz Build. Time to take a break for lunch and some domestic chore I've found myself assigned. Cheers, Justin.
  13. Good morning all. My entry this time around is the Airfix Hurricane. I'm dreadfully short of time today, so this could be fun. To help out, I have canopy and camo masks handy, and a written plan of attack. Let's get going, and best wishes for everyone's builds, Justin.
  14. I'll be watching this with interest. Such a lovely and purposeful looking plane. Hop the build goes well, Justin.
  15. The sprues are drying overnight for my entry. Hope to be up and into it nice and early in the morning. I figure I have about 16 hours up my sleeve, so I'll be writing up a plan to help me stay focused.
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