Spitfire

Great job, I really like these kits I had an Italian WW2 thing a couple of years back and built the 21st Century Me 109G and Stuka as Italian aircraft, great kits at bargain prices. Cheers Dennis

Looking good, real fine detailing Cheers Dennis

Fantastic, I love the attention to detail. Cheers Dennis

Great job of one of my favorite kits, I really like the weathering, especially as it is something that I don't do very well ! Cheers Dennis

Got mine yesterday, looks good Cheers Dennis

You certainly done good there Mal, nice one, I'll probably be in the market for some masks in the future then. Cheers Dennis

This is something that I do at least once per year, pick a subject that does not really interest me and build it without worrying too much about accuracy, I did this last year with the Revell He 219. I don't usually build German subjects, have few references for the Luftwaffe and the Revell He 219 is too big for my shelves, so I bought one and built it, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, oh and it was also very cheap ! Cheers Dennis

Great job, I have one of those hiding in the loft, but the rigging always puts me off ! Cheers Dennis

That looks great for a golden oldie, nice job Cheers Dennis

I used Mr Color Thinner, worked a treat. Cheers Dennis

That's looking great, what paint did you use for the undersides ? Cheers Dennis

Nice to see this one again, must get mine out of the loft. Cheers Dennis

I just use Zap-A-Gap medium CA+ on everything, I apply it by first putting the CA on a plate then I use a toothpick to apply it to parts, but I do use Klear on my clear parts first to stop them frosting. Cheers Dennis

They look to be a must have item in the decal file. Cheers Dennis

That's certainly one on my list of "must haves" Cheers Dennis

Just pure plastic magic Cheers Dennis

As it seems to be the only game in town I have one on order to be converted to a WW2 F3 when the Fisher conversion comes out, it seems to be the only way to complete my RAF WW2 collection, and no don't even think about a vac jobbie. Cheers Dennis

That looks good, will have to investigate, thanks for the review Cheers Dennis

Sounds great to me the Fokker DXXI, Yak-9 and La-5 would all fit into my collection well, as long as I don't have to sell a kidney to get them ! Cheers Dennis

Great job of a very "challenging" paint scheme. Cheers Dennis

I had a similar thing happen to me with an AZUR MS406 what I did was to cut out the front "pane" and replace it with some clear sheet, not perfect but it saved the work that I had already put into the build, it might work on yours and give a more frameless appearance as a bonus. here's what I did. http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=47465&page=2 Cheers Dennis

Looks good, I will follow this one with interest as I have just retrieved the same kit from the loft, bought a quickboost seat and exhausts and copied the Mig-3 build thread over on Massimo's site, especially all the cockpit colours, plus I've also got the Montex paint mask set as well. Spooky Cheers Dennis

Nice job, that looks great, nicely weathered. Cheers Dennis

My favourite kits of 2013 are PCM and Special Hobby, the Hawker Tempest, and the Fiat G-50, both significant aircraft that have not been kitted by the "mainstream" manufacturers before in 1/32 scale. This has been particularly frustrating in the case of the Hawker Tempest which was arguably the RAF's best fighter aircraft of WW2 but has been ignored by the kit makers. Cheers Dennis

Fantastic, the finish and weathering are perfect, one to be proud of Cheers Dennis