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Madoc

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  1. Madoc
    Yay! Closer and closer it gets to being ready for ordering!
  2. Madoc
    Lookin' good!
  3. Madoc
    Ken, Wow! You're right! It's very clear! And now we definitely know where BAC got its ideas for the TSR.2 as well! You think this might also have influenced the Avro Arrow as well?
  4. Madoc
    Well, if the set is a bit undersized then it'd be all the more perfect for the period as we all know that Britons back then were a bit underfed...
  5. Madoc
    That looks pretty darn nifty! Gotta be to gettin' one of 'em for myself...
  6. Madoc
    Lookin' really good!
  7. Madoc
    Dan, Got my refund. I'd rather be getting your kit. But, I understand the problems you've run into that make that impossible. Thanks for being so quick to wrap up these loose ends. Best of luck to you! Madoc
  8. Madoc
    Looks great!
  9. Madoc
    An injection moulded Sanger Silverbird! Awesomeness! Up until now, the best we had in this scale was one of Renaud's fine creations. Sänger-Bredt Antipodal Bomber SILVERBIRD
  10. Madoc
    Mine just arrived in the mail yesterday and it looks quite sharp. Nicely moulded, lots of good detail. This should go together well enough.
  11. Madoc
    Yet another wonderfully obscure aircraft being rendered in styrene! Yes, this is yet another purchase from AviS for me!
  12. Madoc
    Well, I could see some "alt history" tale making use of it. Say it was acquired by some "idiosyncratic" English nobleman. Then, come those dark days of 1940, his son - a fine gent who inherited his father's propensity for "idiosyncratic" behavior - discovers the plane all nicely stored away in the family's castle. And wanting to do his part in defending the British Isles, the lad dusts it off, finds a spare Bren Gun or two, and takes to the skies with it after having first suitably painted his mount to make it clear which side he was taking to the skies for. And the rest, as they say, is history... Hah! Agreed! On all points!
  13. Madoc
    Excellent!
  14. Madoc
    Hmm... This looks interesting. There's an existing kitting of this but it's very rare and thus pricey as all get out even when you do find it. I'll be to keeping my eyes on this one!
  15. Madoc
    Yup, that's a purchase for me alright!
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