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Indeed, as long as people buy them. Brilliant marketing. Edit: in all fairness,,,,ever since, they stuffed Hasegawa's T-bold and Warhawk, it took some work (squeaky wheel style)

That bold guy from Eduard. CEO

I open a build on LSP years back, trying to fix the fuselage, radiators, propeller, cowling, undercarriage and then I just bin it and got Dragon kits. Life was easy ever since. While talking to Mr.Sulc in Phoenix, he concluded that Emil is the main reason , why they do not going to entertain the 32nd field again. end of report

Because the Merlins are ever so pretty:)

Absolutely splendid

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Boom. This human guinea pig reports second shot.

Impressive attention to detail !

Great work on the cockpit Gaz.

Do birds get a special device preventing them from being loud before 6AM and pooping on m y vehicles?

What is wrong with catching birds, they have an unfair vertical advantage to began with LOL

Quite a production, amazing

Holy smokes, That’s exactly the scheme I wanted to do as well. I believe 1/48 scale monogram kit came with it. I even build a nuke for it to spice it up a little. great choice John, now you have my full attention. cheers Martin

That is pretty cool !

Really nice and clean work John

I had this discussion with Wolf a few years back and we came to the conclusion that the models themselves are just the tip of the iceberg, the real trouble is the aftermarket, whilst the price of it dramatically surpassing the initial investment to the plastic itself. BTW: Paul, I have few 1/35 armour kits in various stages , if you like them ,let me know and I will send it your way.

awww, muffins

There’s nothing normal about this hobby.

I am actually using kitchen (wooden) cutting board . But I am also quite savage and mildly disturbed

Not yet, I have to start first

Slowly, but surely

Now , that's a beautiful kit Peter, I am planning finishing mine in Indian markings.

This is so exciting to follow. Thank you for sharing your passion Tony, I’m genuinely happy for you. Dreams come true sometimes

To be honest, Manu Chao at the moment