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Langy's Stolly..... Airfix 1/35 Alvis Stalwart
A bit more work today, mainly building the rest of the body and painting it in Nato Green.. Passenger seat got torn out and cut down to allow it to lay flat, thus showing off the checker plate on the rear of it.. looks better this way I think... just needs a splash of dusty dirt to blend...- langy71
- Post #26
- Forum: Geoffers' Logistics GB, Jan - March 2026
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Freebie offer to Boatman et al
Your more than welcome mate, I'm sure you'll do it proud... enjoy buddy.- langy71
- Post #15
- Forum: General Aircraft Chat
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Langy's Stolly..... Airfix 1/35 Alvis Stalwart
Right then, decorating done.....(until she spots me enjoying myself...lol), So I managed to do a bit more work on this.. mainly just the cab area, I've gotta admit Airfix's colours are pretty vague, well when I say vague I really mean 'paint everything bronze green other than the seat cushions...- langy71
- Post #16
- Forum: Geoffers' Logistics GB, Jan - March 2026
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Bob making a return
Welcome back to the fold Bob, good to see you making your way back. That's totally brilliant news about Julie, (had the same thing with Mrs L during covid), the feeling you get when the docs tell you it's all going great is second to none. so pleased for you both.- langy71
- Post #25
- Forum: Introduce yourself
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Bristol Beaufighter TF.X - Airfix 1:72
WOW !!! thats a beauty Rod, very very nicely done.. Welcome to the forum mate, looking forward to seeing more of your builds.(y)- langy71
- Post #10
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Some 1/35 dios that I did whilst away from the site
Brilliant builds Andy, good to see yoiu haven't lost the 'nack' for building some gorgeous armour.- langy71
- Post #14
- Forum: Completed Dioramas
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My 1/48 planes complete whilst away from the forum.
Excellent stuff Andy, Any chance of you wandering back to building some armour ?- langy71
- Post #8
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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ICM 1/32 Yak-9T
Very nice Barry, I personally think it looks better 'wheels up'. A gorgeous addition to your collection.- langy71
- Post #2
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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I need to find a model of this!
Bandai do a very nice 1/72 version of this. I think finemoulds did one as well at one time.- langy71
- Post #3
- Forum: Sci-fi and Space related Chat
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Another coming back to the fold...
Welcome back Andy, good to see you back here.- langy71
- Post #33
- Forum: Introduce yourself
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YW531C - Iraqi armed forces 1991 (1/35)
Very nice indeed,- langy71
- Post #3
- Forum: Armoured Vehicles Under Constuction
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Airfix 1/48 Sepecat Jaguar GR.1 XZ118 'Buster Gonad'
Just managed to re-edit this thread...- langy71
- Post #23
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Freebie offer to Boatman et al
boatman Chris, have you ever built a Bae Hawk T.1 in 1/32 ? a few years back I bought the Revell version Too be totally honest I'm never gonna build it, so i figured that the next time I have a shuftie up into the loft I'll dig it out and fire it your way mate.. it's better that it goes to...- langy71
- Post #7
- Forum: General Aircraft Chat
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Panther winter camo.
If memory serves , when I did my Panther 'winter cat' dio a while back I painted the base model in 'standard' cam colours, a coat of satin varnish and then a coat of this stuff.. Mig Ammo Acrylic Paint - A.MIG-0024 Washable White Camo The paint is designed / made to be washed off with water...- langy71
- Post #5
- Forum: General Military Vehicle Chat
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Langy's Stolly..... Airfix 1/35 Alvis Stalwart
And the fun continues... In between sanding down the stair bannisters...(don't ask me why, you know what women are like, they see you having a minute to yourself and booom suddenly there's a really urgent job that needs sorting...lol)... I've popped the running gear together and most of the...- langy71
- Post #5
- Forum: Geoffers' Logistics GB, Jan - March 2026
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Langy's Stolly..... Airfix 1/35 Alvis Stalwart
So a quick dabble with the Tamiya Extra thin has given me this so far.. It falls together really well, you just need to pay attention to the instructions, However unfortunately this moulding does seem to suffer from it being rushed through the process of prototyping to actual kit and as such...- langy71
- Post #2
- Forum: Geoffers' Logistics GB, Jan - March 2026
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