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John Brilliant work and your research on colors is amazing. I'm happy to realize model paint companies have numerous interpretations of the RLM colors I'm using on my 109. Are the color variations you are using due to model paint companies or what was done during the war as supplies of paint colors must have been hard to come by.

Oliver Your devotion to miniaturizing the real McCoy is beyond comprehension. I truly believe this is the craftsmanship museums would do backflips over and request for display. Incredible work.

Thanks Dennis, Yahu has one now for the Revell Hurricane and I'l be ordering it from the Squadron Shop.

Chris A good scare and your body telling you, you are over doing it. Stay off your feet, rest and don't push it. Just glad the bleeding has stopped. And of course, follow your doctor's instructions to the TEE!

Phil Unbelievable progress! Some mighty incredible work on the details as they are bringing your PT up to a new level - awesome work.

Gaz Amazing detail work - all those lines and pulleys - just keeping track of what you're are doing and where is an achievement unto itself.

John Nice choice for the new markings - going to look sweet with the yellow tail.

Marco Right with Scott and Gaz, nice progress on the 109, especially it being your first 32nd scale build. The real fun is painting and decaling in the larger scales ... just a bigger pallet to work on.

Ernie Thanks for leading the charge on building the new Revell Hurricane and so far, the kit looks tremendous. Nice to see the Yahu IP panel works and red Fox has released their panel as well. Also pretty neat that HGW has a combo seatbelt set and canopy mask set - surely is going to be needed.

Martin Can't wait to start mine

Thanks Scott Going to order 6 bottles

John Looks great and right with you and Kev

Rob The detail prep and work are amazing and after carefully looking and enjoying the photographs, the amount of work you accomplished, is staggering. The Kingfishers look as good as my Monogram build and of course, the USS Arizonia carried two, I only had to do one. Add in 74 figures that had to be painted and that's literally a 'boatload' of incredibly detailed work. Looking so good and thank goodness you have both the eye and a very steady hand.

I've been trying to locate Mr Color Gunz Super Gloss 100 XX and no one here in the States seems to sell it. My go to Clear Gloss is Mr Color #46 Clear. When I search both SB and SH, the only other Mr Color Clear Gloss (bottle) available is GX 112 Super Clear UV Cut. Has anyone used this clear yet and what really is it? Thank You

John Surely will be cool looking

John Nice choice of subject and you certainly did your homework. Going to be a terrific build and will be in my front row seat.

Gaz Hope she finds her way back to the bench and completion as you have already done so much work. 🤞

Carl Thank you so much for taking the time to photograph the competition tables, as the work was topflight. I always feel guilty picking out a favorite but the cutaway Space Shuttle was simply brilliant and I never saw the shuttle built to that level of detail. I always seem to come away from competitions wishing I had the skills, room and time to build just one large scale ship.

Wishing Harold well on his retirement and dealing with his medical issues. He has been a huge, positive influence on our hobby and hopefully AIMS will be sold to a new owner with the same passion.

Gaz I've used them on a number of builds in the past and echo what Carl said - they are excellent and well worth the cost.

Chris Please follow your doctor's advice to the letter and I know you will make a full recovery. I'm not the picture of health these days and I know how the uncertainty is hard to deal with. We're here to help in any way - and no question you will be fine.

Pete WOW, simply stellar

John Never too late to change and enjoy what you're building rather then banging your head against the wall. My fingers are crossed and I know you will be off and running tomorrow with the D-9.

Scott Just a different way of organizing the work done for the day.

Martin Six months sounds just fine