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BOATMANS B58 HUSTLER IN 148th scale with lights
Ooooh, what's that? Sounds useful, I could probably use such a thing- Miko
- Post #20
- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Its too flipping Hot!
So so hot! It's armed forces weekend in Cleethorpes starts tomorrow, I'm planning on riding my bicycle the seven or so miles to see the Typhoon display at noon, I imagine travelling by car would be the usual gridlock and problems finding a parking place, but, the forecast is for more record... -
Still trying.
Stealth low observable modelling is really advanced isn't it! Ha! As said before it's not about being the best it's about having fun with a rewarding creative (sometimes frustrating) hobby, this forum gives us the opportunity to share ours experiences, We're all looking forward to seeing...- Miko
- Post #18
- Forum: Diorama and Buildings Chat
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BOATMANS B58 HUSTLER IN 148th scale with lights
Brilliant! Another large kit to undergo the 'boatman' treatment! I look forward to seeing your progress with this mighty cold war warrior! There's something satisfying about building these classic kits overcoming fit finish and detail challenges that are rare in modern kits Proper modelling...- Miko
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Cleaning the stash... Sort of
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JASDF Typhoon F-4
Indeed, only it won't be a 'what if' with Japan being a part of the GCAP consortium- Miko
- Post #7
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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JASDF Typhoon F-4
Yup, about twenty per cent of Japanese words are 'loan words' borrowed from European languages, mostly English, but 台風 taifu is one that has loaned the other way, there are a many others such as kamikaze karaoke futon sushi bonsai ramen origami sudoku and zen for example, where as 'anime' is a...- Miko
- Post #4
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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JASDF Typhoon F-4
One from my 'what if' build list, an Airfix 1/72 Eurofighter Typhoon (starter set) Great kit, went together really well- Miko
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Going awol
Looks good! I prefer the more narrow and flatter wall mounted display rather than the free standing cabinet type, you've certainly got them nice and cosy in there! As for the Lotus, it's kind of fitting, Colin Chapman wasn't one to follow convention preferring innovation and critical thinking... -
Selling my odds and ends. Facebook marketplace or eBay?
I thought they were a second hand clothes and kids stuff thing? -
AK Real colors. Same paint different bottle (worse in this case).
Missus Miko has that effect on me, I just have a naturally guilty expression!? I need to experiment more with other than my usual Tamiya and Mr Color paints, I suppose these aren't the way to go? Miko (presently perpendicular)- Miko
- Post #4
- Forum: Product Reviews
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Selling my odds and ends. Facebook marketplace or eBay?
three Austin seven cars? wow! eBay has better back up if things go wrong but Facebook is more personal Miko (haven't sold stuff on either) -
Chapter closed
That's a fine modelling space, hopefully your new space will be as useful Good to see lots of drawers, modeller need lots of drawers, where we keep our best kept secrets! Maybe your next build thread could be a 1/1 scale modelling room, involving some assembly gap filling sanding and painting... -
Cleaning the stash... Sort of
Certainly, you've reduced your stash by one. . . . after adding one! So, depending on your time reference, you could logically assert your last action was a stash clearance! Miko (thinking like a lawyer!) -
Latest Acquisitions (2026)
In this regard scalemates is your friend giving you the heritage of the kit, Tamiya rebox quite a few other kit brands, just like most of all the other kit giants Miko (Hasegawa/Frog Lightning F6 was my first experience of a reboxing) -
Amazing Amazon
We can all criticise Amazon for many things such as the death of the High Street and small businesses but, their delivery service is remarkable! With a 'Prime' account P+P is mostly no longer a worry. Today for example I made an order for paper coffee filters (I do enjoy 'proper' coffee) at...
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