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Thanks for that Steve, I will definitely steal that brilliant idea.

As painful as they must be, those little foibles make your build all the more interesting to watch. Especially your clever solutions.

Thanks guys. Now if only I had time to build models. I look forward to September when things should be less busy.

They both look great, the Bristol Scout is such a beautiful airplane.

That's a great figure set. I love Plastic Soldier Review.

Cool, as Jeepboy mentioned I'm building the same kit in the Airfix GB. It's rough eh? My body was badly warped. Looking forward to watching your progress.

Good idea, I'll do a picture once I finish the sedan. Thanks, armoured cars are my favourite. I can't imagine how hot it must have been in one of these in Eqypt in the summer. Thanks man.

This shot looks like an album cover.

Here's my first GB entry, a 1/35 Rolls Royce armoured car in the Middle East with a Miniart figure. WIP here

I finally finished this armoured car with some oil paint washes to add some depth and dust. I tried filling the lamps with Pledge to make lenses but after filling them, letting them dry, and then filling again many times, they are still only half filled. I'll try clear resin next time. Much as I like the look of it without markings I feel like it should have an air recognition symbol. Photos have been added to the Gallery. Many thanks to you all for the camaraderie during this GB.

Awesome, I love Tamiya's 1/48 armour kits.

Really great groundwork, and the figures are perfect for the scene.

Magic number eh? I'll make a deal Robert, if you put a pilot and observer in your Albatross BII then I'll put a third figure on the base. I'm looking forward to seeing your vacuform kit go together btw.

That is awesome.

There's so much to look at, it's a really engaging diorama. My favourite part is the guy painting the cross on the truck.