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Mach 2 Hobbycraft 1/48 Revell 1/32

Second cousin, once removed. His Rama series is also excellent.

branches in major Capitals

see your local dealer

Those Mk 7s are M-21 training rounds - they lack the brown painted nose indicating a live round.

with that Welsh tart

Yes a lot of the stuff was mine, we had models from 6 members there. You didn't get confused with Ipswich. I am still a member there, but there are about a dozen or so modellers at the museum, so we started our own club rather than dominate the Ipswich table, which is becoming more of a figure painters club of late. You could have bought one, it's by no means a difficult kit - not tons of fiddly bits like our Eastern European friends produce.

Get some copper nails.

now available for Panto

Anyone building the Belfast, it took 200 grammes of self adhesive wheelweights, most if which will go under the cockpit floor with some on the back of the bulkhead. I epoxied the gear. I recommend cutting the cheatline decals into shorter strips, they are a bit fragile.

David had at least 2 kits on his table which he sold on Sunday. He came and looked at mine, as did several others, I know he's a bit busy, but I'm sure he will get back to you.

I can go crawling underneath and measure if you want, and try and take photos, weather permitting on Sunday. Now our hardstand is finished, the next job is assemble the beast.

We had 3 models that drew most of the attention, 1/200 HMS Hood, the Belfast and my B-36. I think David sold a few Belfasts off the back of it.

Just a screen grab of my Combat Kits Belfast at Telford. I know a few of you saw it there.

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