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  1. rholland
    I suggest you add the word "temporarily" to your headline. Richard in NZ
  2. rholland
    RNZN decals are available: http://www.oldmodelsdecals.com/Helicopters--mil---civ-.html Yes, I understand that this is BRITmodeller... Richard in NZ
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    Excellent model, well done! Richard in NZ
  4. rholland
    Beautiful model Keith, well done! And many thanks to Red Roo for taking the risk and making the kit. Richard in NZ
  5. rholland
    Perhaps if we can work out which aircraft he is sitting in? Richard in NZ
  6. rholland
    Lovely model, lovely scheme. Richard in NZ
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    White. No question. Richard in NZ (Skyraider nut)
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    Thanks Paul. I find the RNZAF ones in Vietnam camouflage irresistible, and there is most of one at Ardmore just 5 miles away from me. Richard in NZ
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    Any news on the Fly 1/72 kit? Richard in NZ
  10. rholland
    Two excellent models, well done! Richard in NZ
  11. rholland
    Canopy? Perhaps they should talk to Tasman/Falcon, they have done a Scout one : http://www.jaysmodelkits.com/jaysmk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=102_103&products_id=1158 Richard in NZ
  12. rholland
    Notice any familiar name in the list of authors/photographers for the Sea Venom section of the book? Richard in NZ
  13. rholland
    Following this with interest, you are doing a brilliant job. From the "better late than never" department I found some pictures of a dismantled Heron showing the fixed main undercarriage which may be useful: http://www.kiwiaircraftimages.com/heron.html Richard in NZ
  14. rholland
    Kiwi Resins have decals for Soubiran's SPAD XIII in 1/32, www.kiwiresin.com. Dave does good work. I have no affiliation etc... Richard in NZ
  15. rholland
    Really useful pics, and it looks like a great day out for all - well done! Richard in NZ
  16. rholland
    Exactly, Shane. I hope Airfix sells a gazillion Mustangs so they can continue to offer subjects like the Walrus, Victor and so on. Richard in NZ
  17. rholland
    Just fantastic - inspirational, considering what you started with. Richard in NZ
  18. rholland
    Fantastic work on an interesting subject, well done! Richard in NZ
  19. rholland
    Looking forward to this. Interesting that many of the South American pilots had many more hours on Corsairs than the USN/USMC ones... Richard in NZ
  20. rholland
    Great model, weathering just right, well done! Richard in NZ
  21. rholland
    Great work on some fascinating subjects, well done! Richard in NZ
  22. rholland
    Thank you gentlemen for your thoughtful and helpful replies. I am not one to argue with the late Mr San Abbott, and will proceed with a lighter shade accordingly. At least no-one can prove it wrong... Richard in NZ
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    486 perhaps? Richard also in NZ
  24. rholland
    I would be interested in your opinions on the above. Yes, I have read various internet discussions on the point. My own view is that many modellers tend towards too bright a green, even an emerald green, when in my opinion a darker green is more likely. Not a dark camouflage green, but perhaps a Brunswick green? I do understand that the so-called "flying circuses" used bright colours, but given the relatively restrained tastes of the day I am not sure that the green would be as lurid as some modellers depict. I would welcome your views either way. Many thanks. Richard in NZ
  25. rholland
    Brilliant model, especially considering the conversion work required, well done! Richard in NZ
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