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Rob Amazing progress and the "teeth' look perfect in place. Thanks for the tip on using oils for leather and I'm going to give it a try at the next opportunity.

Dave Awesome build ... looking so good. 🏆

Gus, looking mighty good and I wish I could get my MRP to cover as well without using a lot of coats.

Oliver Nice work on laying lot the components. The gate and wall are shaping up quite nicely. So glad you decided on the large base as more real estate the better - also, a lot more work.

John Some mighty nice research on the Corsair. Colors and markings are always a bit suspect and nice to know you have it solved and well under control.

Mark Always new challenges and rewards. I'm sure you will make the right choice when the time comes.

Rob I'll be following everyone, no matter which comes first. I'm just a Cobra fan since the very early days.

Surely seems some is out of whack. I went online and looked at a few photos and the canon didn't look that big but could have been a different version/variant as my knowledge of armor is very limited.

Here on the island in the NY Metropolitan area, we only had a partial eclipse and it never became that dark. Ernie, you certainly had the full monte.

Ron I'm right with Carl, total jealousy. Please after your GB WNW build, clear your bench and dive into the Cobra Coupe. 🏆

Mark Your new technique for the burners cans looks spot on the money.

Ralph Looking mighty good and nice steady progress.

John Absolutely.

John Going to be an awesome build for us to follow and for you to enjoy. Perfect choice of scheme as well. I bought the kit as soon as it was out and for whatever reason, other builds keep jumping in front but that is going to change, as I'm sure your build thread will get mine over to the bench sooner then later. I would have to agree with Carl that the kit share more then a few similarities with Tamiya's 32nd scale offering and way more detailed then their 48th scale kits.

Mark Nice steady progress ... looking mighty good.

Scott Looking mighty good.

Scott We've all been there and done that. I think it just comes with the territory.

Mike Some mighty good decisions and I can feel your uneasiness about the wing attachment. Somehow, we have to wonder how kit manufacturers can make such bad decisions and not think out such an import step through with a better solution. Yup, I know it's easy to become frustrated and avoid the bench and kit. But you're way too far along in conquering the kit having overcome so many obstacles already. Just stick with it. Who knows, someday, I might even return to the Songbird - I still have it.

Ernie Looking mighty good and surely looks the part.

Carl Nice progress on filling in those huge gaps and from the photographs, you have it completely under control.

Terrific progress and right with Gus and Chris; the Nordon Bombsight looks awesome.

martin Thank you for posting the crisp and detailed photographs. The Ford GT40 and Vettes just blew me away. 🏆

Ralph Looking forward to the next update

Thanks Chris and I'm right with you and completely agree, while the Vallejo metals are good, not in the class of Alclad; as, they still look more like paint then replicating metal. As far as my eye for detail and finish, no question yours are easily the equal.

Ernie Looking might good and for me, the weathering looks perfect.