Spitfire

Spot on, there's something about the late war markings that are really attractive to me and that is just right, as to weathering used but not abused is the way to go for me. Cheers Dennis

They look great, I have been waiting for a 1/32 scale Whirlwind for a long time, maybe a Defiant next ? Cheers Dennis

Great idea, better and faster sounds good. Cheers Dennis

And don't I know it !

My wife is 100% on my side when it comes to models, the purchase of kits and the size of the stash is never an issue. In fact my wife helps me buy kits, normally at Telford I will give her a list of kits that I want and some money and of she goes like a heat seeking missile, I'm sure that her haggling skills are far superior to mine as she always gets the kits cheaper than I could, and she will search on long after I would have given up. This worked really well when one year when I upgraded the stash by selling some kits and replacing them with super dooper Tamiya kits and again at Telford she got the lot for some great prices. Cheers Dennis

Great build and finish, it looks "real" to me just the right amount of weathering, used but not abused. Cheers Dennis

I could be in for one of those, the complete kit is too large for my house but I could manage to display a nose section. Cheers Dennis

All the best wishes Cheers Dennis

What a fine selection of Spitfires Cheers Dennis

That's better and it looks great. Cheers Dennis

All I see apart from one photo is a road sign like a UK "no entry" road sign

Only seeing one photo up there, is there a problem. Cheers Dennis

Great build of a subject that I have never modelled in 1/32 scale, I will have to correct that yours looks great Cheers Dennis

Some great detail painting going on here, looks superb. Solving the fit problem must have been a bit fraught after all that work but it looks like you have it well in hand. Cheers Dennis

This really is looking great, I love the detailing in it, hopefully ZM are on the ball as far as weight is concerned, my Revell kit called for 70g in the fuselage and 25g in each nacelle, so I added 80g in the fuselage and 30g in each nacelle and I ended up with a tail sitter. So I added 38g in the nose wheel bay and that just about cured it. Cheers Dennis

It's great when you meet your soulmate and it works out, sounds like it has for you guys, Congratulations Cheers Dennis

Well done, I admire your dedication and devotion, shame about the social distancing rules spoiling your family celebrations but better safe than sorry. Cheers Dennis

Nice one, I built the Revell version as a fun build OOB and it certainly built into a large and impressive model so I am interested in how this one will turn out, so far you are doing a great job. Cheers Dennis

Nice one, I like the paint job, really well executed Cheers Dennis

Managed to put my name down for one on the Infinity website, will see what happens Cheers Dennis

It's a shame that there isn't a more modern kit available, but you work with what you have not what you would like. This is the kit that got me back into modelling, I used to lust after one especially when there was one in the window of our local newsagent shop that I used to stop at every day coming home from work, but with a wife, two kids, and a mortgage I could not justify another hobby. But when times got better I did start building kits again and this was one of the first that I built. So it will be interesting to watch the progress of your build. Cheers Dennis

Great job that looks really good, and built at warp speed as well, I will have to book a slot in my build schedule to build mine. Cheers Dennis

Looking great, those beer barrels do look strange on a Spitfire, but what a brilliant idea. Cheers Dennis

That looks great, I really must build a Mk. IX, I have the Tamiya kit in stock and a couple of PCM's so no excuse, they are probably the nicest looking Merlin Spitfires. Though they all look great, no matter which mark. Cheers Dennis

How the heck did I miss this one, a Spitfire no less, it's looking great and what a great idea for a build the Beerspit. Cheers Dennis