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Who cares both kits look good enough for most builders and when is anything 100% accurate? Pro's and con's on both releases. Seems a sniff of sour grapes though on the two shackleton kits saga? Well done to both Airfix and Revell in producing them. Remember the sight and sound of all them griffons passing overhead on the way to Woodford on 8 sqn's farewell tour.

Have bought a few sets and have had no problems at all with brush painting,best paint for brushing i have used Colours have been pretty good too.

Should be another good book from mr graham

mine arrived last week[part 1] lovely moulding and yes some japanese mags are read back to front has some nice features on the kit though. weapons are available in scale aviation mag available from hlj should be in stock next week i think

Came from the company in London jp books,sorry thought that was where you got your quote from,been absent from the forum for awhile

I was quoted around £15 per issue plus postage per issue,seems a liitle strange you got that quote from the same company?

agree extra dark sea grey and that picture is when they arrived at st athan from their last cruise on ark royal

not just cheap copy grips i have a 400d with a genuine grip that did the same not long after i bought it camera went back to canon twice via the vendor,body was replaced and since then 5 years ago i have never put the grip back on for fear of it affecting the camera again.

These will be imported to the uk by tigerhobbies If anyone requires details i can find them out for you

AND THE FOR SALE SECTION ON HERE Had two fujimi 72nd kits on back in november no takers and still available

i no of a redundant jet that he painted up for display but not quite the same as the VF-11 one you used http://www.noseartguy.net/Lists/Photos/For...by%20Nose%20Art

nice job but your bombs are on the wrong pylons,also noticed you have added a tomcat/phoenix logo to the nose from a VF-11 sqn jet certainly not worn by the VF-103 one that your model portrays. Bombcat could only carry them on adapters on the phoenix pylons underneath the fuselage shoulder pylons were only used for phoenix,sparrow,sidewinder and the tarps pod although at one time rocket pods were trialed. apologies for nitpicking.

got some 1/72nd one's off them at Telford and they are a work of art for the price. Infact everything they produce in the catalogue is very nice could have spent alot more than i did.

somebody's head sorry noticed the pilots helmet on your photo

great day shame about the desert pink and that meldrew cartoon added to the victor:rolleyes: