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Looks smashing sturgeon err surgeon, really nice!

Wow you vroom vroom types are so talented Really, hats off to ALL of you! Mish that dio of yours is superduper lass!! Please come around and teach me your tricks

Well seeing as the motor builds have been really cracking and there are some hugely talented modellers doing their bike and car stuff, i'll donate a 1/48 Monogram F-104C. Great kit, lots of detail, raised and recessed panels tho, but then it is a 25yrs old release!

Agreed, i really do find them boring as , unless they're 2 or 3 tone.

Same.

Stunning! all of them ,esp the Hun, Thud, Concorde, Zipper, Scooter, and that Russian Fencer!

WOW, Doen it ek se!

Nice eclectic collection there, you can see how you've made strides in the sequence of builds.

Nice start BAC! The Connie is one of those idyllic icons of yesteryear which still look sexy today. My fav airliner by far! I'll be following this closely, got the Heller kit in my stash too.

Not toooo bad Mark, but hurry bluddy up will ya!

Mmmmmmm, "you are my shooting star" O.K i'll get my coat Seriously tho, lovely stuff!

Superb angle shots, love the lines. That Vulcan is mean!

Spiffing Al, really lovely build there, certainly did her justice,and that scheme is to diiiie for!

Thanks for posting, I never tire of its brutish look. Hail the Thud!

I wouldn't pay £2 pounds for it, waste of space, fugly jet.

Ace build there, first class pro act

Looking so gooood, that camo is "kif my bra"

nice progress Damian, that pit and pilot look great, keep 'em coming

Mmmmmm, once again, class shots, esp love that Iti AMX scheme

Lovely WHiffer! Really gorgeous aircraft, looks superb in ANY scheme, but i'd love to have seen a squadron of these gracing our skies

Cheers again Benny, superb explanation, i'll have to go out and practise on some birds ( the feathered kind unfortunately ) and practise these techniques.

as well as ARC, HS. I will also initially refer to sites such as In the box Review or Modelling Madness with extensive selection of reviews, and ony then post a thread if I haven;t found 1 or 2 reviews of the kit online.

depends how long you stayed hard for, and if your wife approved?

Thanks Benny, I always assumed that professional airshow pics required really expensive equipment, esp lenses. Also, I guess IS and USM would be almost mandatory if you want crisp sharp hand help shots. What about shutter speed and Auto,Manual, Tv, P,etc modes for stationary and moving targets?

Super shots, all of them, very tasteful and professionally presented. Great eye for detail and interesting angles, what equip did you use Marcus?