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Ooh, ooh, ooh, Shiny, Shiny...... new toys.....;):cool::D
One large box from SMS (Thanx John) containing many smaller boxes, ooh it was like Christmas day here... :LOL::LOL::LOL:
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Get a crappy old model to test on! or I've heard a pop bottle works too. I have an old Spitfire; it has had many coats - I just call it Joseph now.
 
Well, let's see if I manage this to be my last purchase of the year... Hmm, still that decent 1/72 Albacore from Special Hobby to come
IMG_3782.webpAnd these encapsulate my three aviation buil themes; Silver Wings RAF, Regia Aeronautica, and Soviet/Russian stuff
(second KP Ninak... Must be ten Ca.300 series 'planes, and still no Ca.309 in sight!)
 
Just bought this quick build Airfix kit in order to replicate my best friend's 1:1 and this kit is the only close one in 1:24 th.
Very well designed brick type kit which took 20 minutes to "build" less the stickers being applied.
Rudimentary interior and the real car is Ruby Red Metallic with no vents in the bonnet or rear spoiler and different tailplpes so modifications to be done.
Does any body know what type of plastic is used and can plasticard and acrylic putty be used and is it compatible with our primers and paints?
TIA. Stefan

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No mention I can see. All the parts are pre coloured and feel slightly more flexible than "normal" kits. Will break it down and look if there's any stamps on the parts.
 
AI (so take this with a pinch of salt) says the plastic is ABS, rather than Styrene. Plastruct girders and sections are made from the same stuff.
 
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