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FROG 1/72 de Havilland DH 60 g Gypsy Moth
Excellent Tony. I'm in awe of your rigging. Can't see Amy though! Pete- stillp
- Post #56
- Forum: Aeroplanes Under Construction
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Going awol
I wish you well with the move, the decorating, and getting back to modelling. Pete -
Pete's Villa
Well it didn't keep me busy for long: As Joe said, a lot of fun for £10. As expected, there are 3 settings for the lights - cool white, warm white and an even warmer white, which is the setting in the photos - I didn't photograph the other settings as I don't think they'd look any different...- stillp
- Post #3
- Forum: Buildings under constuction
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Scale indicator, which way is correct? eg: / or :
Just to start another discussion; in IEC and ISO standards, the decimal separator is not a point but is a comma... Pete- stillp
- Post #19
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Scale indicator, which way is correct? eg: / or :
Well, you'd never build 1/72 of a Spitfire, but every dimension of the Airfix kit is 1/72 of the original. Both : and / are correct for a model.- stillp
- Post #12
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Pete's Villa
Another of these laser-cut plywood models, this one from a charity shop for a tenner: Much thinner plywood than the Rokr locomotive I built last, just a bit over 2mm thick. The laser cutting is very precise and there's a fair amount of detail. Managed this much yesterday: A full afternoon...- stillp
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- Forum: Buildings under constuction
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Scale indicator, which way is correct? eg: / or :
A colon indicates a ratio, a slash indicates a fraction. For a static comparison there's no difference. Pete- stillp
- Post #8
- Forum: General Modelling chat
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Airfix 1/72 MiG-17F 'Fresco' (A03091A)
Came out more than OK. Pete- stillp
- Post #3
- Forum: Completed Aeroplanes
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Rembering Ron.
Finished now. It does run, on a smooth surface. Not the best model I've ever built but it kept me busy for a few days. The quality of the kit is very good, and they even provide a few spare parts for those that are likely to get broken: My next build will be this one, picked up in a charity...- stillp
- Post #23
- Forum: Member Suggested group builds
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Brian's Caldercraft 1/72 HMS Victory
They were plain varnished wood when I visited Portsmouth in 2011, but it's anybodies guess what colour they were at Trafalgar. Pete- stillp
- Post #948
- Forum: Ships Under Construction
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Latest Acquisitions (2026)
No leaves on the line in those days! Pete :D -
Rembering Ron.
The story so far: Lots of gears! Pete- stillp
- Post #22
- Forum: Member Suggested group builds
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Tamiya skyline BN R32
Terrible isn't it, the way kits hide away in cupboards... Pete- stillp
- Post #2
- Forum: Civilian Cars Under construction
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Tirpitz with this and that, slow return for me
Hull looks good Bob. The colours are plausible even if they're not 100% correct. Pete- stillp
- Post #167
- Forum: Ships Under Construction
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thinking of getting this
There are no pockets in burial shrouds. Spend it while you can enjoy it. Pete -
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Rembering Ron.
A little more progress: My camera is refusing to play nicely with the computer so I'll try again later. Lots of gears next... Pete- stillp
- Post #21
- Forum: Member Suggested group builds
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