Jeff

Get away................ that's REAL .................

It was the rigging that caught my eye............ top notch, Bill

Man, that is a beauty.................. I LOVE that

No kidding, and I forgot about JE*J jr

I think it looks good too, Carl... but if you track any of it upstairs onto the carpet, Sue will kick your butt !!

On any particular date or op , John? Time frame , like ? ............................The Squadron converted to Lancasters and became operational in February 1945, and it looks like she flew her first operational sortee February 20/21 1945 , to Dortmund, bombed at 0112 , from 18,500ft, heading 028 at 175 IAS, 10/10 stratus cloud, but visibility was good. P/O Nichol and crew returned safely to base. That looks to be her first op.

Love the D VII, and the Leopard, ( my son is a 2A6 Commander)

What Ernie, and Harv said x3

I agree, with the guys here, also I thought this was going to be just a 'review' build, and the next one was the one you were going to town on....? then you can get another one .......... if it were me, I would be proud of it and not go any further, it looks great in the pics for sure.......

I hear you there, lately my goddamned knees are giving me grief, I guess jumping off heavy equipment ( when the ladder is 4 feet off the ground) and gravel trucks, kneeling in the snow and ice to chain said units up, has caught up with me, I sit down , and can hardly get up, and when I do.... I wobble around like a new born colt !

I like this one a lot as well , I think the mud splotches ( is that a word ? ) are spot on...........

LOVE the Zero !

Sweet !

Piece of cake for a young lad ..... you still have good working eye and steady hands... a few years of checking out the chicks and a few gallons of beer will change that .....

wow, this is beyond outstanding......

Nope.................. I am

wow, those look really cool.... love the worn look....

AWESOME !!!!

Exactly, I find a good price, then factor in the duties , taxes etc, then the horrific financial exchange...... my deal is , I just don't want to pay taxes on stuff that already has had the tax paid on it.....

You KILL me Tony !! My mouth is watering like an old hound................. Merry Christmas to you and especially little 'Cubby"

The 'dust master'.............. excellent, job , Phil..... you got the dust and dirt in all the right places, and not over done.... love it...

Hey guys, I'm sure some of you are well aware of this but in order to save a buck or two ( quid or two) when shipping your gifts to each other, when you fill out the customs part, ALWAYS put a VERY low value or N C V ( No Commercial Value) because all that is , is for the Government to know how much to charge taxes and duties on, if you put NCV they won't even look at it, also in the description put 'Used scale model parts" or something like that............... NOW that does not mean you can't insure an expensive package, that part is separate , so as an example if one was shipping a very expensive kit, and said that the value was $200.00 or something, the guy at the other end gets dinged for customs, charges and taxes and duties, when in fact all of that has been already paid by the first guy.... there is no commercial value in used model parts, or used books etc... I actually had a Canada Customs guy tell me to do that... and it works...... just a random thought..

ABSOLUTELY, Agree 110% , Mike.... Thanks guys....

NO KIDDING< I totally second that one !!!