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Brace of Mk.I Hurricanes - 1/72 Airfix & AZ Model
Finally, here's a compare and contrast, with two contemporary Hawker designs, both entering service in 1937; the Hector light bomber and the Hurricane- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Brace of Mk.I Hurricanes - 1/72 Airfix & AZ Model
Soon as I saw the scheme in my RA War Prizes book I had to do one. I mean, it really does look very different to most other Hurris- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Brace of Mk.I Hurricanes - 1/72 Airfix & AZ Model
The new Airfix kits are often so good they practically fall together, or in this case, a short sharp push to get a feed pipe to click into place in the u/c bay. This was a 'bitsa' build, as we ended up with leftover parts from three-and-a-half Mk.Is someone was 'spares and repairs' selling on...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Brace of Mk.I Hurricanes - 1/72 Airfix & AZ Model
Br.2337 was a licence-built Mk.I for the Royal Yugoslav Airforce. Seeing some action during the German Invasion, this 'plane was later part of a batch of 118 aircraft 'gifted' to the italians, and flown extensively at the Regia Aeronautica airbase at Guidonia, after being repainted in a...- Steve-the-Duck
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Brace of Mk.I Hurricanes - 1/72 Airfix & AZ Model
Here's a pair of fabric-wing Mk.I Hurricanes On the right, an ex-Yugoslav export, war prize re-paint by the Regia Aeronautica, as seen at Guidonia Airfield in summer, 1941. AZ Model injection and resin kit On the left, one of the initial batch to enter service with 111 Squadron, Northolt...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Hi, Newbie here.
I second that for a build post, and tenth that for the welcome aboard- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Introduce yourself
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Italeri 1/72 Macchi mc202 Folgore
I really must get around to at least starting one of the eight different 202/205s I've got waiting, so I'll be watching this progress with interest- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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DH 88 Chiffchaff....... Airfix 1/72
Yep, I'm right with you on this one A fast agent delivery 'plane? You've been reading my mind... Maybe if he'd been aboard one of these, the bad guys wouldn't have intercepted Leslie Howerd- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Joe's Trumpeter 1/72 Mig-29C Fulcrum
Probably a wise move- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Toyota soarer 2000 turbo
No decals? Phew!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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At what point is your "stash" getting out of hand?
Technically, it's only a shop if you've got more than one of any particular kit by any particular manufacturer... Umm, I have eight Trumpeter F7-IIs. And four Italeri Caproni Ca.313s. And two Italeri Savoia S,82s... Okay, the six Warlord A13 Cruisers I've got are all completed so they don't...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: General Modelling chat
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At what point is your "stash" getting out of hand?
Yeah, but you seem to build so quickly! (Colonel Kurtz voice) The decals, the decals...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Contrail 1/72 Hawker Horsley Mk.II
Just one more to show the size of this thing- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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At what point is your "stash" getting out of hand?
Oh, I don't feel so bad about my 200-ish now. Wait, that doesn't include all the unpainted 28mm figures...- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Contrail 1/72 Hawker Horsley Mk.II
So, here's the next of my silver biplanes, RAF 1918-1939! And it's a vacform kit! A, relatively, straightforward build, but it was a lot of work. Not as much as the Aldershot though, obvs! The Hawker Horsley was designed to Day Bomber Spec. 26/23 in 1925. The Mk.II was of composite wood and...- Steve-the-Duck
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Joe's Trumpeter 1/72 Mig-29C Fulcrum
Aren't there a set of 'Ghost of Kyiv' marking out there for this kit? Slava Ukraina- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Steve's Airfix 1/72 Mig 29A Fulcrum
Me neither! Especially a Czech one- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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Chris's 1/144 Ye-2 Conversion
Okay, the Ye-2 (X-2) was one of several prototypes leading to the MiG-21. The Ye-4 was the first delta-wing prototype, and both flew at a Victory Day parade, resulting in the Ye-2 getting the reporting name 'Faceplate', and the Ye-4 'Fishbed' 'Fishbed' Really There are a number of detail...- 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
Correcting myself, it's the Ye-2, swept wing one, the Ye-4 the delta, the Ye-6 the actual -21 prototype To build out of these!- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Neil's Blooming Mig's everywhere GB: Aug-Oct 2026
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28mm Armoured Car Collection
What you can also see, in many cases, the lack of advancement. The Rolls Royce given the new Fordson chassis, the Laffley likewise being an 'upgrade'from the White AMD of 1915 As for the Morris CS9, you can see why the Guy was the prototype to the Humber armoured cars- Steve-the-Duck
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- Forum: Completed Armoured Vehicles
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