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Nice work, Jase. If you're looking for a 1/32 car to go along with your Spitfire, Matchbox released a series, including the Aston Martin Ulster and Jag SS100 (link). Cheers, Tony

Hi Danny, I've zipped up the photos I managed to glean from the Internet: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/61059272/RAF%204a%20Engine.zip Cheers, Tony

My $0.02 worth: Sopwith Dolphin SPAD VII Fokker D.VIII (or E.V)

Outstanding work! I especially like the little touches like the drain vents on the control surfaces. As for the MK108 ammunition, it actually had a steel casing with a yellow painted warhead: Cheers, Tony

I think I'd choose my WnW Harry Tate: (..appearing in the current issue of Military Illustrated Modeller, by the way!) Cheers, Tony

I'm really liking the subtle sheen on the OD and the understated weathering. You've managed to get it right in the Goldilocks zone; just enough to make it visually interesting but not so much as to be overdone. Cheers, Tony

Nice looking NMF, adhesion woes notwithstanding. If I may make a suggestion, for your next NMF take the time and shoot a primer coat before airbrushing your Alclad. Some folks swear up and down that you can spray it directly onto bare styrene, but they're the exception. I've used Alclad on numerous projects and every time I've primed with Mr. Surfacer 1000, which I smoothed down with 1500 and 2000 grit polishing cloths. Over top of this, Alclad is absolutely bulletproof, standing up to masking, handling, weathering, etc. Cheers, Tony