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MMM lovely rivets! , i really like the old airfix rivet rash , in the case of this aircraft its totally representative of the real thing . Looking forward to seeing the rest of the build , cheers tony
 
There's a Sunderland in the RAF museum at Hendon if you are ever in London Ian.Its set up so you can enter near the front and walk through it.
 
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Even the new Italeri Sunderland Mk1 doesn't have much interior detail in it apart from stringers and a few formers from what I have seen from online reviews. I think you've done what needed to be done Ian, as you say most of it will be hidden. Coming along nicely, watching with interest and your build is making me wish I had the time now to get my Sunderland built.
 
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Excellent so far Ian, but don't the pilots have moustaches - or is that just the angle of the pics!

Gern
 
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Excellent so far Ian, but don't the pilots have moustaches - or is that just the angle of the pics!Gern
Yes they do Dave and if you notice they are identical twins I just didn't want to paint them on but just for you I will
 
Good man! I didn't want you to miss such an obvious detail - you wouldn't want the rivet counters on your back would you? :D

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Good man! I didn't want you to miss such an obvious detail - you wouldn't want the rivet counters on your back would you? :D Gern
So are you going to get off mine now then Dave ;) ;)
 
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So are you going to get off mine now then Dave ;) ;)
Of course! I'm only glad to have been of help. I know you'd have been totally gutted to find you'd missed such major details after you'd buttoned up the fuse and fitted the canopy, and probably would have scrapped the whole thing rather than submit it with such glaring errors! :D

Gern
 
It looks like Airfix have moulded both pilots 'sitting ' to attention. They need to chill a bit.
 
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It looks like Airfix have moulded both pilots 'sitting ' to attention. They need to chill a bit.
They've probably just spotted a couple of JU88's over the Bay of Biscay Colin!.
 
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They've probably just spotted a couple of JU88's over the Bay of Biscay Colin!.
Not a problem for the 'Flying porcupine'
 
Nice one Ian, remember building this kit in the late 1950's, my mate had to lend me 1/- so that I could buy it for the princely sum of 10/6 about 52 new pence to you young uns. Cheers Derek
 
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Nice work Ian, it is coming together nicely. Squadron Leader Groucho Marx and Pilot Officer Ron Burgundy are ready for their next mission :)
 
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