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Well I have decided to rush headlong into the Folland Gnat build while I contemplate what to do about the missing bits for my Spitfire XIX So first the obligatory box shot, I have put the rear bulkhead on the floor part and painted black, my favourite black is Humbrol 32 dark Grey so last night I launched into this big time and fitted the nose wheel bay as this helps set up the rest of the interior, then I went to bed So today I hope to keep the stress levels down a bit, but will attempt maybe 2 pieces, or if I'm feeling the love
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This will be my entry for this GB. It is the Special Hobby SAAB JA-37 Viggen, and will be mainly out of the box. I may just get some other decals, but they will be for a grey aircraft as I do not think that I will be able to cope with the splinter scheme this time around. I will save that for another model, when I have more time. The box. The parts The instructions and kit decals.
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For my first ever entry into a BM group build, my project will be the Douglas D-558-2 "Skyrocket" flown by Scott Crossfield on November 20, 1953. On that flight, Crossfield broke the Mach 2 "barrier", reaching Mach 2.005 in a shallow dive. It was the only Mach 2 flight the Skyrocket ever made. A few weeks later, I was born. The kit is very simple, consisting of one sprue plus a clear canopy, resin wheels, some PE, and decals: I'll be building this as an in-flight model, so won't need to worry about landing gear or -
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The Merlin engined Boulton Paul Balliol was an advanced two seat trainer which entered service with the Royal Air Force in 1952. The Balliol was originally intended to be powered by a turboprop engine which is why the fuselage is so deep as the jet pipe would have been routed under the cockpit. The first prototypes were powered by a Mamba turboprop and were three seaters but Air Ministry policy changed and a more conventional powered two seater trainer was decided on. A total of 162 Balliol T.2s were built for the RAF which was quite a reduction in the original order for 400 as the Air Ministr- 4 replies
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Good evening Today I started a 2nd build the Special Hobby Mirage F1CR The Box art The sprues [/url ] Some books I will use some parts of the Eduard detailling set and the CMK seat I started by the engine I also started to work on the cockpit , I used the decals for the the Instrument panel and the Eduard PE side consoles Patrice
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"Some day the sun won't shine for you" ........... sings Ian Anderson in one his Blues in 1968 , the old men like me will understand ! In this kit I haven't done with care , but I enjoyed it I did it for my own pleasure ............ and now you switch to another! ..................and now switch to another ! A nice weekend to all Ettore
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Heinkel He113 Propaganda Jager (Heinkel He100D-0) 1/72 Special Hobby SH72115, included in box was PE parts. OOB, ModelMaster paint, swastikas from spare box (too large), EZ Line fine antenna wire. Fitting the Canopy was difficult, seemed too large, had also "a few" other problems
