Spitfire

Some pretty impressive stuff there, thanks for posting the photos. Cheers Dennis

Just had to, but it will be quite a while before I build it, Have to improve my skills a bit first. Cheers Dennis

Slowly but surely coming together. Cheers Dennis

Here's one https://aerocraftmodels.com/north-american-p-51-mustang-late-style-tail-conversion-for-132-revell-kit-94-p.asp Cheers Dennis

Nice one John, in fact both of them look great to me, I must try some day to build the Infinity 1/32 version lurking in my stash. An impressive looking (if a bit odd) aircraft. Cheers Dennis

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Gosh that takes me back, I think that it will be a tad better than the AMT/ERTL versions that I built way back, it's a shame that they missed the early RAF Bostons in 1/32. Cheers Dennis

Great build, and such great reference photos for future builders of this kit. Cheers Dennis

Nice one John, I really like the camouflage finish, as to weathering, that is a very personal choice, I tend to do minimal weathering on my aircraft kits as all of them were new one time in their lives. When I used to build AFVs I weathered them a bit more as I used to put them on small bases. But your model, your choice, it is a hobby after all. Cheers Dennis

Sure is, luckily as I do not know that much about Japanese subjects Nick Millman and his Aviation of Japan blog helped me out a lot with the details for the build. Cheers Dennis

A fascinating conversion and that colour scheme is certainly very different, its very tempting as I do not have a PR Spitfire in the display cabinets. Great progress, keep up the good work (please) Cheers Dennis

That Dauntless looks good despite the smaller scale, though that might usefull in saving some space in the display cabinet. Cheers Dennis

After a few challenging PCM builds I have settled on a very straightforward Hasegawa build, I really like their no nonsense well engineered approach. And it is really flying along, not literally though. Cheers Dennis

Thanks, will tuck that info away for future use. Cheers Dennis

Sounds great, which company did you sail with ? Cheers Dennis