Wingco57

Very very very nice. Cees

Finally an update ( pics to follow later) This kit seems to burn me out. Had a week without motivation to do any work on it. Finally forced myself to Spray the interior parts green a few days ago. This evening the aluminium rear fuselage behind frame II was painted. The Eduard Interior set is next but will do not much to spruce the cockpit up. The hood will be closed anyway. The instrument panel and seat belts are the most useful here. Time to speed things up. Oh how i am anticipating the Lancaster Cees

Bummer, that's a pity. However,thanks for informing us. Cees

Mini-me?

Looking great, especially the radiator. I was looking at this kit at the aviation megastore yesterday and was almost tempted to buy it, almost. Cheers Cees

That's some seriously nice aftermarket stuff the Meteor really needs if you want to go to town on the good but basic HK Models kit. Cees

Fantastic, that weathering will make it a showstopper. Cees

Excellent start on a very interesting type. Cees

Good show Gonzo. Looking forward to see your build. Mine is progressing slowly, not well enough to post pics. The cockpit construction is ready for spraying. Cees

Very nice, that windscreen fits nice too. Cheers Cees

Great inspiration. The story of the real aircraft is fascinating. Cees

Is this technique also useful to represent a bare Mosquito? Or wood would-decals (hehe) be a better option? Feel a dose of inspiration coming up. Cees

What a nice subject Ralph, Never knew this kit even existed. Cees

Peter, But at least you know it's there. Very nice masterclass as always. Excellent dose of inspiration too. Cheers Cees

What's the ZK Ta 152 like? Cees

Very nice, Like the dog Cec

Congrats Danny, An aircraft with....errr character. Cees

Very nice Peter, and very useful too. What are you going to do about those light bulbs? Cheers Cees

Amazing what you can do with the hairy stick Tony. Amazing quality, well done. Cheers Cees

I second that, a 109 with invasion stripes. What a combination. Cees

Ralph, Very nice choice, certainly makes a change. Cees

Yep, I have an F3 on the go. Love the look of it. Cees

Very nice Tom. It complements your earlier Lightnings. The kit has been under a lot of critisism, but you proved it builds up nicely. Cees

Thanks Edgar, As you say, simple. Like being good at maths. Hmmm, Am I correct that the earlier drum type voltage regulator was used on the Mk I and II? At least I have changed mine. Cees

That looks nice too. Classic Spitfire livery with those oversized codes. I have altered the voltage regulator into the earlier drum type so will go for a Mk I anyway. Cees