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Guys and gals (sorry alan) the Bentley is winning hands down (what was that you said about a poll alan) looks like that will be the winner. You never know I may get enough money Christmas to buy both but this is about what. My missus buys me up to £100.00 and I have looked from Seaview to munster and these are the two I keep commingled back too I do love the Bentley but the typhoon is super detailed and that's what attracts me and one that one but nostalgia attracts me to the Bentley, I built it in my younger years (with an electric motor as I remember) when I built itvi thought it was good but it was probably rubbish, would love to do it justice, even if the mould is old)
Each to there own Ken , a car to me is a car nothing special , a hilman imp can get you to where you have to go the same as a Maserati, a porche , a rolls Royce, so I personally don't see them as special
I will take issue on the typhoon not being iconic , the best ground attack aircraft of WWII! Flew more sorties after d day than the p51 and had a better success rate as well , I will add that although it was to be a replacement for the hurricane it turned out to be the best in the ground attack role
Hey Alan no scorn intended on such a plane I know it did great service. With models its an emotional thing the typhoon may have been, and was a great plane but, it's not about that it's about feelings, I do love the details in the typhoon, that was my dilemma, detail against nostalgia. And hey you never know I may get enough money Christmas to get both. Yippie.
Hey Alan no scorn intended on such a plane I know it did great service. With models its an emotional thing the typhoon may have been, and was a great plane but, it's not about that it's about feelings, I do love the details in the typhoon, that was my dilemma, detail against nostalgia. And hey you never know I may get enough money Christmas to get both. Yippie.
Your spot on Ken I was just looking at it from my perspective and ment no ill will , at the end of the day we all have our favourite things and as builders we have our reasons for what we do , I'm sure what ever you build it will be great and I know you'll do it justice
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