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Contrail 1/72 Hawker Horsley vacform
Always start with the fuselage interior. The layout is inspired by my Montex resin Fairey Fawn, as there are precisely NO cockpit pics of the Horsley I can find The radio set is out of an AModel Hart, which will eventually mutate into a Hart trainer The pilot seat is asymetric, mounted on the...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Hawker Woodcock 1/72
Many thanks. Eventually, if I live long enough, I went to do all the in service silver biplanes of the RAF between the wars. Plus the Bristol 138 and the Fairey Long-Range monoplane. Maybe not a Miles Magister tho' Last count I'm only short about eight out of the sixty-odd, five of which...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Contrail 1/72 Hawker Horsley vacform
The Horsley was a large day bomber, entering service in 1926 to replace the Fairey Fawn. It was later adapted to carry torpedoes, and even served out in the Far East until replaced by Vildbeests in 1935. It could be said to be the 'uncle' f the Hawker Hart series of light bombers This is an...- Steve-the-Duck
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Steve's Hasegawa 1/72 Apache AH64A attack helicopter (Geoffers US icons GB)
Not a big fan of the Apache, but I bought this kit a while back to do a Longbow conversion (before there was ever an actual kit or conversion set) Which I never got around too Very nice turnout all round here. Yeah, olive drab can be very dull as a scheme See what I did there- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Group builds 2017 on
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BOATMANS B58 HUSTLER IN 148th scale with lights
Frankly awesome job you're doing here- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Blooming Migs Blooming Build Rules
Kewl What I'll be doing is one of the Ye-6s, the two prototypes for the MiG-21. There was a delta-wing version and a swept wing one, to test the two types of wing for efficiency of each wing form. The swept wings were basically identical to the MiG-19 Oh, it's 1/144- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Blooming Migs Blooming Build Rules
Okay, quick question. Can the build be a conversion, rather than straight OOB?- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Hawker Woodcock 1/72
And to think, this is the grandad of the Fury I and II, and great-grandad of the Hurricane Couple of parts and build pics, for perusal The parts, with some of the wing scribed un-ribs filled, and the break in the main wing repaired. Only one wheel came in the kit, but it was bought as seen...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Hawker Woodcock 1/72
Still catching up with all the stuff I haven't been able to post inn the last year-and-a-half At the end of WWI, the RAF had something like 22,000 'planes in service and nearly a quarter of a million service personnel. That was drastically cut back almost immediately after the Armistice, only...- Steve-the-Duck
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BMW 320i. E 90 WTCC
Definitely works well- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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Fujimi 1/72 junkers Ju87 B-2 Trop Stuka
Nice, especially the low key underside weathering- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Yep This is me running screaming from the room- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Chit-Chat
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BMW 320i. E 90 WTCC
What did you use for the metal effect of the chassis undertray as that's a very nice look- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
Yeah, and the complexity of all those transfers is giving me hives! You know, if you do a build thread and show the decal sheet, I might just faint Or run screaming from the room!- Steve-the-Duck
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RAF Fordson Armoured Car - Iraq 1941 - 28mm conversion
Well, I downsized from 1/35th because you can get just as many vehicles, cheaper, and in less space! Still... there is a 1/6 Rolls Royce out there...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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RAF Fordson Armoured Car - Iraq 1941 - 28mm conversion
So a few build pics This is as completed, with the original kit wheels drilled out. Stowage is Debris of War items. Figures are Perrys, a driver and plastic 8th army. Heads are Atlantic BEF The kit comes with the alternate open turret that became standard for most A/C in 1939-40 Not being...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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RAF Fordson Armoured Car - Iraq 1941 - 28mm conversion
The twenty-plus year operation of the famous Rolls-Royce armoured cars, first deployed in WWI and serving well into WW2, ended with the armoured bodies being transferred onto Fordson truck chassis This is the 28mm Perrys 1940 Rolls Royce resin and white metal kit converted to one of the...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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Blooming Migs Blooming Build Rules
Za rodina!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Tamiya 1/20 Honda RA272 F1
Oh yeah. Apparently, though, the Tamiya kit transfers are a bit of a nightmare of small gold pieces!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Civilian cars
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Fairey Spec. P.27/32 Airfix 1/72
Bit of filler, bit of wet'n'dry, few cuts and additions, Simples!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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