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Nigel Bunker

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  1. I think the Trumpeter kits are way overpriced and so I will be voting with my wallet. If RoG can sell a Hunter for under a tenner, then it should be possible to do the same with a Lightning.

    And I won't express my thoughts about the mess Trumpeter have made of the rear of the Lightning.

  2. Does anybody have, or can direct me to, pictures of Mosquito T.III in RAF service during WW2. I see they started manufacturing them during 1943 so presumably some must have been in use during WW2, but I can't find a picture of one - post war, plenty of pictures but that's not what I am looking for. Any help would be much appreciated.

  3. I am planning on making a KC-135R using an AMT KC-135A and a set of DB conversions resin CFM-56 engines I bought from ED models in the early nineties. Having read the comments I must now check the pylons.

    Do the tailplanes need enlarging for A KC-135R in the same way they did for the KC-135E?

  4. I have always wanted a book of profiles and a decal sheet based on RAF captured Luftwaffe aircraft in WW2. Books such as War Prizes and the Captive Luftwaffe are good but lack the details. I know there is a recent Polish book but that only deals with 109s, and there twas an abundance of aircraft either tested or even pressed into service.

    However I suspect I may be in a minority of 1 looking for this.

  5. Get a bottle of Fairy Power Spray - about £3 in your local supermarket. It's a kitchen cleaner but is brilliant - it stripped varnished Humbrol enamels from an old Spitfire in 3 applications. Goes through acrylicys like a hot knife through butter.

  6. just a note to say ther Heller kit is still on the shelves. I just bought one from TAHS for the princely sum of £5.99. Has thin nose, radar nose and recce nose, thin and fat tanks, and the fin or rocket engine for under the rear fuselage.

    I feel an Aussie IIIO coming on.

  7. I wish to finish a model of the Mitsubishi F.1. The instructions call for Gunze Sanyo 319 Light Green, 320 Dark Green, 321 Light Brown and 325 Grey.

    I have matched 320 Dark Green to Humbrol 30 and 325 Grey to Humbrol 166 . Does anybody know the FS or Humbrol equivilants for 319 Light Green & 321 Light Brown.

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