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    Scale modelling, electric guitars, wine.

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  1. IvanP
    Wow! Perfect! Ivan
  2. IvanP
    Well done! Liked it! Ivan
  3. IvanP
    Perfect!
  4. IvanP
    Amazing model. Having built an HPH kit myself, I can just imagine the effort involved to produce a model like yours. Well done! Ivan
  5. IvanP
    Very nice model. Looks great! Ivan
  6. IvanP
    Absolutely stunning! Ivan
  7. IvanP
    Outstanding model! Congrats! Ivan
  8. IvanP
    Very nice build. Great tribute. Ivan
  9. IvanP
    Fantastic build! It has been a while that I haven´t build a vacformed kit mysef. The finished model should look great. Knowing Aeroclub's reputation for producing accurate models, I wonder how this kit compares with the Airfix injection molded version of the Lightning. Cheers, Ivan
  10. IvanP
    Outstanding model! Congrats! Ivan
  11. IvanP
    Excellent build! I don´t see any huge mistake there. Cheers, Ivan
  12. IvanP
    Very nice build. I've particularly liked the busy cockpit. Ivan
  13. IvanP
    Fantastic model I have this kit in my stash, but it was low in my priority list. It has moved a few steps up based on your build. Ivan
  14. IvanP
    Very nice model, Gary. Congrats! And thanks for the construction tips. They will be very helpful when I build mine. Ivan
  15. IvanP
    You are absolutely correct, Jeff. What I mean by “different” is when comparing details that are common to both ships and should look the same. I believe this should be the case, as they are sister ships. I’m not really too concerned on a kit being extremelly accurate, but I just want to make sure that the build will not require any sort of correction or scratchbuilding to fix some glaring mistakes. And also that a minimum amount of photoetch will be required, if I want to improve some areas. My limited experience working on the destroyer shows that working with photoetch in 1/700 is demanding. Your advice is well taken. Ivan
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