Donald

What an amazing little model with a LOT of decals. I'm not familiar with the vehicle or the kit but that is truly excellent modelling,

A beautiful Lotus Esprit. I think I saw one of these on an old episode of Minder the other day. Great looking model.

Beautiful model: you've really gone the extra mile on the interiors. I like the eerie green light around Captain Nemo. Well done.

There's a blast from the past. I've built a few of these 1/76 Churchills over the years; and yes, I remember all those tiny road wheels. I'm glad you worked that bugaboo about vintage classics out of your system. Very neat model.

Amazing finish. Some of these Revell kits can take a lot of effort to get a good result - you've clearly put the work in. I'm very impressed with the extra detailing.

Very smart finish. Very shiny, too. Great display model.

Wonderful weathering: this machine looks like it's been worked hard. And the cluttered, untidy cockpits. Nice.

That's quite a collection. The jets are beautiful but I especially like the Hermes.

Great looking model. I haven't seen this kit before. Thanks for sharing.

Ten-out-of- ten for pressing on with a tricky vac form kit. It's actually buffed up nicely with the neat paint finish and decals.

Quite an unusual pair; I've never seen this type modelled before. Very nice indeed and thanks for sharing.

Nicely modelled unique DC-3 in not-often-seen livery. The paint finish and decals are very smart indeed.

What a wonderful looking Buffalo in a lovely colourful paint scheme. This is one of the few Airfix 1/72 aircraft kits that I've never actually built; I'm tempted to track one down and have a go now.

A very smart KC-10 - and well done matching that blue. These brightly coloured shiny finishes make for excellent display models.

That's a great idea. Some of those tanks are well hidden in the foliage: proves the camouflage works. I've seen railway modellers do a trick where they place much smaller scale items behind the main subject. Thus, the distant village and trees seemingly miles away over yonder vale beyond the shunting yard is in fact only 18 inches behind their 1/76 0-6-0 panier tank engine.