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Tragedy indeed. Ignorance and ego killed them all.

Nice and clean Leo. Thanks for sharing Steve. Cheers Martin

Lovely detail, if I may suggest Eduard's Brassin legs as a great addition to this flawless build, they are highly detailed and slightly "shorter" in weighted configuration. Cheers Martin

Finally !

Looking great Gaz. Cheers M.

Sweet. Can't wait

Important question. How do you like you garage Ivan, any pictures? Cheers M.

Perfect. Exactly what I needed, Ive been collecting shots like this for a while in hope that one day, when I grow up I should have enough to reproduce Ch. Brown's ship. Thank you for posting. Cheers M.

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Thank you Ivan, I don't wan to sound like a pessimist, however........ let us give him another 3 weeks And here is a quick underwater shot of an unrelated Mexican fish ..... I am trying to crack through the initial GoPro user barrier

Thank you guys for the support. I know that this sounds extremely immature but this car is my toy, literally. One simply does not mess with another men's toys. more progress pics.

I just run-out of likes. Impressive skill set you have there Peter. Most inspiring in every way. Cheers Martin

good point, I don't know. here is a war-time picture showing plating behind the pilot sear, rather metal, then wood.