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Nice 'thud' kresten , and it looks like youll be having everything hanging down on it by the look of the resin flaps and slats, looking forward to seeing that , cheers tony
 
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I got my new night fighter! Kit really looks top notch ,as soon as I finish up my He177 Grief I'll get cracking on it
 
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'Ang on a minet, yours was 1/35! That going to cost an extention to the house. Mind you a nice 4m long shelf in the work room would be very cool!
Hi Ian i will have a 10ft by 8ft shed in the garden in january so hopefully lots of room, i have made a start on the running gear and my good googamooga it's a biggie.

scott
 
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Hi Ian i will have a 10ft by 8ft shed in the garden in january so hopefully lots of room, i have made a start on the running gear and my good googamooga it's a biggie.scott
I cant find the build thread.....
 
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Hi Ian yeah haven't taken any pics yet as iam at my mother in laws till the end of the week and i don't have my camera kit with me. Will do the post and pics when i get home, iam building the running gear of the loco and coal tender as one stage and the boiler and cab and the upper part of the coal tender as another stage. The reason is that the sections are different colours satin black for the running gear and grey with dark yellow camouflage for boiler, tender and cab.
 
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Very nice kits there, that Lavochkin looks nice, isn't someone building one of those at the moment??? or am I dreaming. Far too old to remember it all...... now, what was I saying..... mmmmm, boiled eggs? No, anyway it doesn't .... ermmm, you know.........
 
Not really to do with modelling but....

Lancaster Target - Jack Currie

Achtung Spitfire: Luftwaffe over Eagle Day - Hugh Trivett

Spitfire Pilot - David Crook & Richard Overy

Bomber Command 1935 - 1945: Reaping the Whirlwind - Richard Overy

Luftwaffe Fighter Ace - Norbert Hannig & John Weal
 
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Modelzone has opened a new store in Peterborough today, bit of a gamble because all models shops have come and gone in the ten years I have been here with a life of less than two years.

We now have Hobbycraft and Modelzone, although Hobbycraft is out of town, Modelzone is bang in the City centre. The only independent that I know of that has a good range of plastic is a model railway specialist.

I hope that Modelzone survive, they stand a fair chance as they are 80% toys, diecasts and RC. Not a bad range of kits in but nothing spectacular. However I did see a couple of things that with a bit of bottom lip quivering and a threat of stamping of feet, I got as a pressie :-)

This is a fairly simple offering but at £11.99, it will make a nice road bike. Trouble is, I cannot hide poor technique behind the fairing............
 
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I have enough to keep me going all next year lol. Makes me wonder sometimes why we keep building the stash more than we build models.
 
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i just won an eurofighter diorama set on e-bay,cant wait to get my hands on it. :)
 
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Has anyone seen that WWI dio set by airfix i think it's 1/72 but it looks well cool, tempted to get it just to play with it only problem is i've not much room left till i move in january and get my shed.

scott
 
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Not seen the contents but was looking at the box yesterday. You get two tanks and a trench,presumably, vac form rectangular dio base. Didn't take note of the the figures you get though. I suppose it is made up much the same way as the Dambuster vac form dio. Should be quite good, don't know if the box is an indication of the base size but it is quite big.
 
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I've seen it too. There's a pic of the finished product on the airfix website:

WWI - The Western Front Gift Set 1:76 (A50060) Model Kit and Accessories by Airfix

My only gripe with it is that the trenches are exactly the same, just at a different angle. I'm still considering getting one. I've got a minor obsession with these gift-set things, especially the ones that come with diorama bases. I'm still waiting to build my discontinued Italeri Battle of the Bulge set that's being proudly displayed in its half-torn-to-pieces box ;)
 
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I just seem to have a thing for WWI at the moment and this kit looks cool, i have the dambusters one on display at my station and the kids seem to love it so maybe time for a dio change at work.

scott
 
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