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A4D-1 Skyhawk...... Airfix 1/72
There you go I think will be able to buy a new fancy Iwata air brush at the end of it :ROFLMAO:- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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A4D-1 Skyhawk...... Airfix 1/72
First flew in 1954.......only people still using them is the Brazilian Navy who have a handful..... But no carrier But there's quite a few company offering 'aggressor training' that have loads- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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A4D-1 Skyhawk...... Airfix 1/72
And for my next foray into nadgery old kits that should really be pushed to the bottom of the stash and forgotten about....... Airfix A4 Skyhawk A truly ancient kit..... Was new tool in 1958 :oops: and according to scale mates was last punted out in 1998ish........so at its newest this is 28...- PaulTRose
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Tamiya 1/12 BMW R80G/S Paris Dakar winner 1984/85
That is superb work- PaulTRose
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
I'd recommend a smaller plane but in a larger scale...... Easier to handle and work with..... Try 1/48 -
Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Love seeing the Atlas..... Often get an RAF one stooging around practising approaches to the local airport -
Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Bargain for under twenty quid...... I have plans for this I also have an Ebbro HY van in the stash so will be interesting to compare the two I like how all the sprues are seperated by tissue -
Greetings!
Egg sarnie in left hand.... Take a bite and runny yolk drips down your shirt...... Extend arm outwards so drip dosn't continue..... Use right hand to flick away at runny yolk...... Looks like you are playing a banjo :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: 🪕- PaulTRose
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Once tried the AUG...... I like bull pups cos I was used to the L85 but I found the AUGs trigger quite heavy but it handled nice -
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Very collectable these days That auction house near me had one a few months ago..... Still attached to the packaging with all the extras.... Just like it had come out of Woolies..... Had to look it up for what it went for.... £440 As I kid I had one of them and the Thompson..... Happy days... -
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British military slang for a fried egg sandwich..... Used in all three branches The mud munchers also have an 'almost egg banjo' which is a hard boiled egg sandwich, since they have boiling vessels in their tanks and armoured vehicles Can't beat them,- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Introduce yourself
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M16 Half Track...... Tamiya 1/35
That's cos the dodgy ones got replaced with some from the spares box....... The one on the bonnet is actually the third one- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Soft skins Under Construction
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Welcome to the site Whereabouts in the UK are you? Mistakes?.... Why I like armour, just add more mud :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:- PaulTRose
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M16 Half Track...... Tamiya 1/35
Decals on which surprisingly gave me a few problems despite all the microsol..... Now time to seal and see what's next- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Soft skins Under Construction
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Hello
Welcome Hope you like the site Whereabouts in the UK are you- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Introduce yourself
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KC 135 stratotanker
Looks good from here Needs dangling from the ceiling now So what's next on your journey of new genres? A floaty boaty thing or a space ship? Lol- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Tamiya GB...Rules and chat thread
It's a lovely kit..... As I remember the only tricky bit is attaching the front forks thro the fairing but that wasn't much of a pain- PaulTRose
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- Forum: Tamiya Xmas GB - Nov26 - Jan27
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