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Redone my pc
That’s great! Last time I had an actual desktop, they were still crammed full of wires and cards and without the transparent sides - all laptop these days - so that is really cool in a very nerdy way - and as a nerd, that is entirely complimentary -
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Nuther poll - What type of scale modelling do you do/like most?
Military planes, and more jets than props but not that fussed. I do like a Sci-fi build though and I never feel any problem going completely off-scheme with them. -
Scotties Skoda RSO Rich models 1/35.
Didn’t last long :) Soul is still intact- Neil
- Post #80
- Forum: Geoffers' Logistics GB, Jan - March 2026
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Scotties Skoda RSO Rich models 1/35.
That is a piece of art! It’s a funny old beast - on a slightly related note, and no idea why I thought of this, but as I was going out today I wondered what driving at 15kph is like - and the answer is painfully difficult to do in a newish car!- Neil
- Post #74
- Forum: Geoffers' Logistics GB, Jan - March 2026
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
One day, I’ll have the ones from RAF Germany when we lived there in the 70’s - so that would be the Buc/Jag and Harrier too :) I’ll get the markings right for Wildenrath and Bruggen too between '75 and '78 - Maybe next years project. -
Eduard 1/48 Spitfire MkVb (late) ProfiPACK
The office is really excellent, agree with you on Eduard, I’m not sure I’ve had a bad one yet, but you are definitely doing it justice. Shame it will all be covered up, bit at least you know it is there!- Neil
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Eduard 1/48 Lavochkin LA7
Very good, I know you know the blemish is there, but I’m not seeing it now you have the paint on, top notch job on cleaning that up. Have you cut a piece of foam to cover the cockpit? That looks a neat way of just covering over with masking tape and I think I’ll try that.- Neil
- Post #25
- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Airfix 1/72 Hawker Typhoon 1b
This is a nice little kit, you are doing it justice. Kind of jealous of your cutting mat though, it is a long time since mine looked like that :(- Neil
- Post #19
- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Red Arrows ‘What if’ EE Lightning. Airfix 1/48th.
The lightning would have been an awesome Red Arrows aircraft! 9 of them in diamond… hmm sounds like a job for an AI...- Neil
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Lego my V8
Wow, that looks great fun. I still love lego, and this looks like the best of lego technics and then some.- Neil
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- Forum: Other Hobbies and interests
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Italeri Fairchild Thunderbolt A-10C ‘Blacksnakes'
Also been priming and airbrushing the interiors around the engine mounts and the undercarriage bay - but there is a load of PE to go there too.- Neil
- Post #13
- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Italeri Fairchild Thunderbolt A-10C ‘Blacksnakes'
Not abandoned, but progress has been slow the last month. Back to PE today though..- Neil
- Post #12
- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Migs Group Build
So that is going to be the classic 1:1 scale? It’s going to take quite a few paint pots 🤣- Neil
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- Forum: Member Suggested group builds
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Airfix B17G 1/72 Milk Wagon.
That looks fantastic! I have an Airfix B17 and a Revell one, ‘one day’ I just may build them together as a comparison. I loved seeing the one they have at Duxford and I have a big framed pic of it as inspiration in the man cave.- Neil
- Post #12
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Blooming Migs Blooming Build Rules
Hello All, Thanks to Ian for his usual magic and setting up the thread and the inventive title which is admittedly better than ‘Migs’ So the usual rules: Any Mig is eligible, any scheme, any variant and any build country, it does not need to be built in the Mikoyan factories, they had many...- Neil
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Hello from a relative newbie
I think the first few of mine ended up with more tiny bits feeding the carpet monster than on the aircraft (Airfix Hurricane I think), I kept the first decent(ish) kit, an Eduard Hellcat F6F as a reminder that things usually get better :) On a bit of break the last month but I’m getting itchy...- Neil
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- Forum: Introduce yourself
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Migs Group Build
Well you have until August, so you should be able to find something - 1 mig and at least 5 others like cling-on kits that end up in the basket too :ROFLMAO:- Neil
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- Forum: Member Suggested group builds
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Joe's 1/72 Airfix Boeing Chinook HC1
Looking great, on the camo masking, what is the black ‘resin’ like stuff? That looks interesting to use?- Neil
- Post #41
- Forum: Geoffers' Logistics GB, Jan - March 2026
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