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Chris' 1/144 Trumpeter Chengdupalooza WIP
Okay, more Chinese MiG-alikes, as an adjunct to the GB, rather than specifically part of it, before the next planned actual additions (off a long possible list!) These are pretty much OOB, with the usual lumps and bumps and vents and such additions, built as much as possible before painting So...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Toyota prius
Hmm, there's always this guy, though he'd be a student buyer! I don't think there's a guy in a suit in the various figures in this scale, to act as a salesman tho'!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Civilian cars
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Papa695s 1/600 HMS Ark Royal
Ha! If I can do railings on my 1/700th ships, this will be easy! Or not They do tend to bend in inappropriate ways Looking good so far Now, about rigging the Swordfish...:eek:- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Remembering Ron. A memorial GB. April 2026.
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Toyota prius
If it wasn't for the spray cans, I'd swear with a lot of your stuff I'm looking at the real thing in a showroom! Now there's a diorama thought...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Civilian cars
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Weren't these 'offiially' the Luxembourg Air Force at one stage! Just so the principality had an active airborne NATO component? And the Luxembourg AF has the oddest roundels too, what with the stripes and the Lion rampant- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Here's hoping those big wings and long fuselage bits aren't too warped, if at all. Not that you can't handle that!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Well, finally! Now I can get rid of the (shudder) Pegasus Albacore that's been stewing in my stash for five years, which, looking at the interior detail and the strut shape in this kit, would have been an even worser nightmare to try and build. I only wanted it to do one captured and flown by...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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Toyota Pro box
As far as I know, there are only like three kits of actual Japanese Taxis, covering 'sixties, 'eighties and 'nineties. I believe. I could be wrong- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Civilian cars
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Toyota Pro box
Nice And another figure hiding in the background too?- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Civilian cars
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Chris' F-Toys 1/144 MiG-21F Conversion (Neil's Blooming MiGs Everywhere GB)
Yeah. It happens Just after I'd carved and painted the new aerial, it vanished off my work surface. On the floor I found another piece of strip to replace it, which would also need carving to shape and shortening. No idea, though, just where that had come from Then I spotted the original...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Group builds 2017 on
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Tamiya 1/35 Comet cruiser tank
Sweet! So, I stop doing 1/35, and what does Tamiya do? British and French tanks... And then others start doing British softskins. If Tamiya ever do a Lanchester armoured car, I may have to seriously think about my life choices...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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Aston Martin Ulster.... 1/32 Matchbox
Oh, that's completely recoverable! Dab of glue Brush of paint Sorted! Or, maybe not... kind of a mystery that the grille is the only bit missing tho'- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Civilian vehicles Under Construction
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Aston Martin Ulster.... 1/32 Matchbox
Streamlining? Every gram saved is a ten-housandth of a second off the time!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Civilian vehicles Under Construction
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Chris' F-Toys 1/144 MiG-21F Conversion (Neil's Blooming MiGs Everywhere GB)
Dammit, there's always something. Because they're not in the kit, I completely forgot the U/C actuators So, bit of rod through tube and... Right This time this is definitively finished! Maybe, just maybe, one of these MiGs will be fully complete before I post therm here. Oh, I've come all...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Group builds 2017 on
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Chris' F-Toys 1/144 MiG-21F Conversion (Neil's Blooming MiGs Everywhere GB)
Cheers! The Ye-2 (which I've just done some more work on. Again), the Ye-4, the Olympic J-7EB, and this makes four so far Only thirty-two to go! I've an F7 built, OOB, which I haven't put in the GB, which is waiting on some Iraqi markings. It may be joined by another F-7, Iranian, as a sort...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Group builds 2017 on
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Chris' F-Toys 1/144 MiG-21F Conversion (Neil's Blooming MiGs Everywhere GB)
The MiG-21F was the first in service version of the MiG-21, following on closely from the final Ye-6 prototypes. Roughly thirty were built before it was superseded by the F-13 variant This is the blind-box F-Toys kit, which are snap-together models, all very accurate and wide-ranging. Although...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Group builds 2017 on
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Chris' F-Toys 1/144 MiG-21 F conversion
Last bits On with ther main wheels, no problem. The nose wheel tho', which is very delicate, bent when trying to push it in . Miraculously it didn't break bending it back. Bit of a blob of varnish on the dialectric panel, in m y continuous determination to get it to go matt Aerial replaced...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Pete's Vulcan
Oh, this out to be good I always remember my first sight of a Vulcan in flight. Travelling by train with my mother and grandparents to relatives in Darlington, some time around 1974-5, and looking out the window and seeing this gert huge triangular slab drifting along, apparently sideways...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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