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Thanks Martin very much appreciated, all my pleasure to share with you guys.

Thanks Gaz, my first German twin for 40 years, really enjoyed building ICM…..

Thanks Gaz, just lovely the lines of this pre-war oddity.

Thanks for the comment, for a fairly old moulding and the re-boxing with a little bit of fore thought, it’s an enjoyable build…..

Thanks Hubert much appreciated. I’d only built the old Airfix header bagged 1/72, that dates us………I’d love to do a 1/32 let’s hope someone like the old WnW guys or ICM or ZM, I doubt anyone else would the the old Lizzie justice.

Thanks Kai, been working on the Flammpanzerwagen, so must get the airbrush out and top coat the Wildcat…

Looks forward to this, closed or open hatches?

Nice haul Peter, I think more and more of us are looking and tackling new genres, it keeps the creative juices flowing.

Thanks Peter, had a couple of nightmares with the camo, I cocked up the overlap of the two colours but happy with it in the end. I always use Vallejo and personally like the finish……..

Thanks Rob, I also love the design of the Lizzie, specification was issued 1934, first flew 1936, issued to squadrons in 1938. One of these strange pre war oddities. Really enjoyed the build…..

Thanks so much Peter. This was my first attempt at streaking and for once it worked for me…..did enjoy this build……

Thanks Rob much appreciated, I do like the North African livery as well, I’ve the ICM He111 H6 NA. You should definitely do the Do 17 in it……

I have been re-miss of not showing the finished model. My first ICM and well recommend them. An enjoyable build my first Axis aircraft subject for probably 40 years. Hope you enjoy…….

At last I have collated the pictures of the finished project. Eduard Profipack Lysander Mk III ( ex Gavia ). Really enjoyed this build as the wing structure and position was a challenge and for once I’m pleased with the finish. One mistake was I forgot to take off the masking for the spat lights….hope you enjoy…..

Kevin, cool to change genres now and again. Like you, never built Miniart, they do a plethora of interesting AFV’s……following with interest…….

Nice progress Bill…..

Looking very good Gaz, figure painting is amazing, sorry the mesh didn’t workout, soldering irons, fingers and tiny parts do not really mix……

Very polished build, love the factory fresh look. There are so many variations of AFV’s on this chassis…..

John, love the result, stunning as usual. Great perseverance like the never say never attitude. This is the only one I’ve ever seen completed. Didn’t they do a wingfold AM or am I dreaming. If they did should we dare you……

Well back, I always get confused with interior colours for AFV’s……..

Peter, I’ve been experimenting with spraying the engine with Xtreme metal gunmetal / Alu and spraying semi black acrylic over the top. You can then scrub some of the black off to show the bare metal. Just a thought…..

Thanks Gaz, the Eduard covers are thin and I’ve preformed them, I think they will be ok. On the Wildcat it was only the tray covers which were hinged……I think….

Thanks Kevin, this hasn’t been to bad. As I think Ernie said once, a true shake and bake kit tends to become boring after a while…….

Thanks Rob, agreed and I’ve actually got the correct colours in stock for a change…….

Thanks Peter, ironically the weather last Friday was 33 degrees followed by Sunday at 14 degrees. The roots took 3 attempts, I may just revisit again……