Spitfire

Nice work, but a Mk II ? Cheers Dennis

The IId is very tempting, but with all three kits released already in the stash and 2 PCM Mk.I's (one rag wing and one metal) in the stash as well, I may just have enough Hurricanes, but the IId does look really good in SEAC colours and markings........... Cheers Dennis

A great review, thanks for that, it seems that SH have got it right by waiting until they have all their little ducks in a row, no matter how frustrating it has been for us very impatient modellers, my kit is sitting on the shelf behind me beckoning me to start it, but with three kits on the go at the moment it will have to wait a while. Chers Dennis

Nice one, just shows that the old ones can scrub up nice. Cheers Dennis

I've just used it on my 1/32 Hobbyboss SpitfireVb Trop to mask off the undersides and mask off the camouflage pattern, it's pretty good for re scribing as well. Cheers Dennis

And completing the trilogy Just waiting for the IId Cheers Dennis

Nice review, It's nice to see that it is well thought of as I have one sitting on the shelf behind me ! Cheers Dennis

This is the Hasegawa kit with the new wings with recessed panel lines, though the Revell boxing is more common. Cheers Dennis

I have been dying to buy some more kits but nothing really springs out at me, I only build WW2 subjects and being limited for space means that the bigger kits are not an option. The FLY Hurricanes were an added bonus, roll on the Sea Hurricane I say. The one kit that has eluded me was the Tamiya Mosquito which at over £100 was too rich for me, so when the boss (wife) and I got to the Cosford show this year I said to her that I would only buy one if it was £100 or less, and lo and behold we walked into the first hanger and there on a stand was a Tamiya Mosquito for £100, so I had to take it home. Cheers Dennis

They are nice kits, I've used them as base kits for conversions to Mk.VIII (Paragon), Mk XII (Paragon) and Mk. XIV (Warbirds), as long as you don't mind some re scribing and extra detailing they come out well. Cheers Dennis

Looking forward to this one Cheers Dennis

That's a great job whether it took a week or a year, as it was a week then it's even better. Cheers Dennis

Looks nice, I hope to build one of those this year. Cheers Dennis

Absolutely beautiful Cheers Dennis

Our nice Mr Postman delivered these yesterday Cheers Dennis

Great review, and it looks to be a great kit which is just as well as I ordered one of each !!! Cheers Dennis

Great job on the paint finish, very realistic. Cheers Dennis

Got two on pre order at Hannants, you get 10% off for pre ordering. https://www.hannants.co.uk/search/index.php?product_category_id=103&product_division_id=&manufacturer_id=329964&code=&product_type_id=&scale_id=953&keyword_search=&setPerPage=25&currency_id= Cheers Dennis

Beautifully finished, very realistic, and a nice change from the normal schemes that you see. Cheers Dennis

I would be interested in a BPF Firefly Mk I rather than the later Marks, but each to their own and it's nice that this neglected subject is getting some attention at last. Cheers Dennis.

I built the Macchi in the grey scheme, I have another to build so the next one will be different, I was on an Italian kick at the time and built the 109 and Stuka in Italian markings. http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/41038-21st-century-toys/ Cheers Dennis

Nice job, I just love those 21st century kits, I've built the Stuka, 109 and MC205 so far and found them very enjoyable to build, the Corsair so rumour has it is one of the most accurate out there. Cheers Dennis

It's a mad project for us mere mortals but what fantastic workmanship. Cheers Dennis

Working on these full time sounds great Graham, the Seafang looks great I got mine at Telford and am very pleased with it, I will have to do a side by side build with the Spiteful at some time Cheers Dennis

As usual a beautiful job Cheers Dennis