Grant

Would we expect anything else from Alex? It's excellent !!!

Yes please Darren, that'd be perfect! If you don't mind (because it's easier to find that way) can you post them in this thread? Thanks matey.

Can anyone, any of you Wingnut Wings Addicts help (30 pairs of ears suddenly pricked up ) . A friend is struggling with the rigging on his Albi; he's using Gaspatch Albatros buckles but needs to know where to place them. Can anyone recommend or point me toward any reference material?? Cheers Grant

If we're talking jets then I agree with you re a Sabre - and the MiG-15. Strange that the only one out there (in 1:32nd) is the appalling Trumpeter one. So far as the Sabre is concerned, it's yet another well known aircraft that hasn't been done "properly" and, being an American bird with a fair number of marking options (albeit limited in "colour"), the market should be very good for whoever manufactures one.

Personally, I'd love to see a really decent FW190-A - purely personal, I think it's the most "attractive" of the variants. Don't much care who makes it really but Dragon would be an ideal company to do it - price and build wise (if they apply the standards of the 109 to it).

Wow Petr, those look fantastic ... I can't wait to see images of the full kit in all it's glory. Superb effort.

Another good one, nicely done Mike.

Nicely written Mike .. I enjoyed that.

I'm looking forward to the wood element of this, big time!

Yes please !!! This is a great aircraft which did it's job brilliantly!

Wow ... these are all paper ??? amazing. What scale are they ?? Your English is fine by the way, well done for trying it ...

Cookies !! I love cookies !!

Great Salamander Johan ! I like it alot. I doesn't worry me if it's clean, I like both styles, clean and weathered - but that's the point. It's a very subjective hobby so, whatever you like is actually the most important thing! The Curtiss Hawk looks interesting .. I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of it!

That's drop dead gorgeous ! It's a superb build Smitty, you must be very proud of, quite rightly too. Grant.

How did I miss this?? Very sweet work James. Grant

Sweet get together Greg .. my favourite's "Red 13" .. I much prefer the early 190's.

Gorgeous ... love it Dave, so nice to see it finished as well.. Great job. PS: Showing off the camera skills as well eh?

I've seen film of these Strandbeests and they are quite mesmerising. Someone has also created one on a 3D printer which need no assembly and worked the moment it came off the printer !!

Great Review Nick - it's nice to learn something through these as well as get an impression of a kit. Great Job!!

No not confusing at all Johan, we understand you perfectly well - in fact, I'm always amazed when I see or hear someone communicating in anything other than their mother tongue. And most of us English speakers can speak the language properly anyway !! :)

That's a great question! ... the GW GB's just around the corner so, has Jeroen Soft Skin run out of WW1 aircraft?? will it be armour next ? Hmm....

That faded linen look from Old Propeller is an absolute revelation to me - I keep taking some out to look at it. Brillaintly applied by Darren as well of course.

Yeah but if he knew about your M1 Carbine perhaps he wouldn't constantly admire your smooth skin ...

Darren - that looks absolutely sensational. Whoa, man, that's good.

Great update Jeroen - I like the idea of leaving a space, most would fill it up completely. Good call. Careful though, Jim obviously likes a bit of soft skin!