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    WW2 planes, Luft '46, hotrods, sci-fi, heavy metal

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  1. 81-er
    That's looking very nice now, Enzo James
  2. 81-er
    That's a colour of interior that could only come from the 80's James
  3. 81-er
    I've been told that the 1/72 Airfix Buccaneer is just the 1/48 kit scaled down with a few tweaks for buildability in the smaller scale, and that looks plausible from the sprues. Both kits are nicely detailed James
  4. 81-er
    Excellent, in before the bar's too crowded James
  5. 81-er started following Fairey Barracuda Mk II - Special Hobby 1/72
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    Good luck with the replacements, Jason 🤞 James
  7. 81-er
    It looks good under primer James
  8. 81-er
    Very nice work there again, Alan James
  9. 81-er
    Another wonderful build from you, Mark, and a great reason for building it. I'm sure the family will treasure the model James
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    Very nice work there, Crisp, it's very, erm, crisp! I'll get my James
  12. 81-er
    While I like the effect of Eduard's peelable decals, as you say they do come with an excess of carrier film around them. I've had trouble with applying them to IP's because of that, so I can fully understand why they'd be a PITA with a spinner spiral! Good luck with the fix, and good luck with the exams as well James
  13. 81-er
    Lovely work, Ced, I'm looking forward to seeing it in person in September James
  14. 81-er
    Those are both looking good, Roland. A shame you missed the show, it was a good one James
  15. 81-er
    Some really nice 3d work there, Doug, and the prints look good as well. I hadn't realised you weren't doing it all in CAD! Autodesk Fusion is pretty simple to use, and it's free for personal use. There's also a lot of easy to follow guides on Youtube to get you going. Should be a less time-consuming process once you've got to grips with it James
  16. 81-er
    Another serial offender with fogged canopies here, too. Hopefully it won't show in the end James
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