Spitfire

Impressive. Cheers Dennis

They look great, they should really add to the finished article. Cheers Dennis

Good news for a change, hopefully a speedy recovery. Cheers Dennis

I have always known them as swan necks, mainly used for plumbing. Cheers Dennis

Terrible news Dennis

Some great builds there, looks like a great day, thanks for taking the time to post the photos. Cheers Dennis

Off on another PCM adventure, Macchi C.200 Saetta, early days. Cheers Dennis

That looks great, the fading and weathering look just right. Cheers Dennis

Great photos, that silver seat is a bit scary, but the Buffalo's paintwork seems to be in amazingly good condition. Cheers Dennis

My very favourite subject (after Spitfires) so I will be interested to see how you tackle this one. Cheers Dennis

Looks great, nice to see the information from Dana, will come in handy in the future. Cheers Dennis

That is most impressive mottle work, looks great. Cheers Dennis

That's a nice looking build, sad to hear about about the build problems, is it an older kit as the new 1/32 scale ICM kits seem to be rather good. Cheers Dennia

It sure suits that paint scheme. Cheers Dennis

Well I like it John, but have just been on a two week holiday so missed the final instalments, you just move too fast. Nice work Cheers Dennis

Looking better already. Cheers Dennis

I can see a ship model in my future after reading this. Cheers Dennis

Now that is different, it's also great to see an old kit resurrected, I haven't build a model ship since the 70's and that was an Airfix 1:600 KGV, which I really enjoyed building. Will be interested to see what you do on this one. Cheers Dennis

Looking good, I always liked the Mossie, we used to have one based nearby and saw it flying around all the time, sadly it was destroyed in a crash. Cheers Dennis

Agreed, even my wife agrees and recognises the sound of a Spitfire flying over. Cheers Dennis

That IP and cockpit looks great, the seatbelts though would make me go cross eyed. Cheers Dennis

Thank you for those kind words, I was most impressed with the end result myself. You sure got that one right about PCM kits, some modelling skills and lots of patience required, I'm just starting the PCM C200 at the moment, after building their Hurricane, Tempest, Spitfire IX and the Re2005 one after the other, I'm on a roll. Keeps me off the streets, anyway. Cheers Dennis

Great looking subject, one of the best torpedo aircraft of WW2, and that wonderful Italian camouflage, I will be keeping an eye on this one. Cheers Dennis

Thank you Joachim, go for it, it will be worth it. Cheers Dennis

God that sounds rough, it sounds like you were very lucky, but at least Santa came through for you. Cheers Dennis