Patrick Martin

As usual the kit flag and roundels are all wrong PM

How about a new 1/72 highly detailed kit (of interest) at a good price, gets released just ahead of its announced date. PM

Solved at last thanks PM

More photos please!

Is there are rigging drawing someplace for this? PM

Let me know how you are progressing every now and then on your Sea King, I will do like-wise on mine. PM

And the gear on your Heller kit will at some point break.

Think of how much fun you could have with this one. Working at Airfix knowing a tour was coming through the office.... you could build all sorts of one-off kits just to get all the rumours going. Put an all black Special Hobby Barracuda on a shelf, a Frog Proctor, parts of a Matchbox Walrus all in 1/72, leave Sabre wings on a desk..... PM

Just go with a safe New Year

So if Airfix were not doing the large Vulcan in 1/72, then how many other smaller 1/72 kits could have been done? The same situation could arise new week, is it going to to a large kit or several smaller 1/72......look at all the kits that were done by Frog (all those years ago) that have yet to be redone by right mainstream firm .... Baltimore, Shark, Skua, Attacker, Tempest, Firefly, Proctor and Oxford. They ought to be thinking about getting to some of these before new people (like Arma) get there first. So bring on the new versions of Mitchell, but do not ignore the Liberator, Walrus, J

I like all of this kind of presentation - its thought out, its entertaining, its moving on - it has pictures - its great. PM

I know of 32 aircraft that carried the pod but - this does not mean all 32 were wired for them. The EMI reconnaissance pod was developed to be carried under the centre pylon only. It first flew in 1969, with XV406 at the Hawker Siddley test base at Holme-on-Spalding Moor and also with XV415 in 1971. It weighted in at 1,702 lbs (772 kg). The Matchbox 1/72 version was WAY too big, the Fujimi way too thin, the aftermarket Odds and Ordnance seems about right and I have not seen the Aircraft item yet. Between 18 and around 23 pods were used. The pod was introduced into service by No

Very very nice PM

Excellent presentation well done PM

I am told by a very very reliable source that Big H will have stock of the Spitfire Vc next week for sale. Looking forward to this.