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That looks very nice. Fuselage suffers a little bit from the starved cow syndrome. But no too much. Wingpanels look very nice. Well done Fly Models. Cees

Red Baron would be nice to go with it. Cees

hehe, no problem. Nobody would notice anyway. Cees

Yes please and welcome to LSM. Cees

Faaaaaaaasannnnnnntaaaastic. When you were mentioning this project recently I was hoping you were going for it. Thanks for that. Cees

Regarding the flattop upper nose section, I came across this pic on the Aero Vintage Forum, it all seems so clear now. Cees

Mr Miyagi says: paint on, masks off. Cees

The Revell II is good enough, not perfect, but a nice kit. You should give it a try. Cees

I think it's cruel to only build half models, you think you can get them at half price now? Tjeezzz. Cees

Thanks Rog, Would make a nice companion to the Spitire I. Cees

That's a very nice start. Never seen the green seat belts on German aircraft before. Two instrument panels? Are you doing two kits simultaneously? Really like the weathering. Cees

Only pity is that the Mk I isn't kitted too. Cees

Indeed, the Anteater looks like it's being fu.....piggybacked for comfort. Good news about the Lanc too, hope to hear more about that soon. Cees

Looks very nice, and without modifying the tail? Looks every inch an Aircobra. Cees

Strangely not many of these are being built, I wonder why as it looks to be a nice kit. Cees

No, let another one bite the dust! Cees

Thanks, This is my most favourite pic of the Battle of Britain depicting 610 Squadron Spitfires with unusual overlarge fuselage codes. I hope to do one of these, but have to do more research. Cees

After spending months on hacking the Lancaster mock-up into a Manchester I got fed up with it for a while. Since completing the Revell Beaufighter last year I felt it time to do a quicky no-brainer inbetweener. The Spitfire I by Revell is the perfect candidate. This will be a high speed build I hope using minimal aftermarket and no hacking and sawing. Since yesterday progress is swift. Cees

It's resting now. Visiting times between 14:00 and 14:03 monthly Cees

Not to mention the fabric covered outer wings and wooden ailerons. But a classic type altogether. Cees

Whoa! Craig, That's rough, but workable. Who said it's different to old school scratchbuilding eh? The difference between the two halves is obvious. Cees

Not this night, bit fed up with the heavy brea..... sanding. Will do a simple kit in between, such as a Revell Mk I Spit. Don't worry, work will continue. Cees

Welcome and very well done! Cees

The cat's meow or the bee's knees. Very nice. Cees

Early forts had opposite waist positions. But the gunners kept getting in each others way so later versions had staggered positions. The E had different control wheels than the f and g. Different engine cowls but to mention a few. Cees