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here is one at Hawkinge airfield in 1940. It is camouflaged and marked to be used for 100 octane .

very cool stuff David, I love builds like yours, inspiring and educational. Cheers Martin

the morning after, well more like a late afternoon LOL , my eyes were slowly turning red .... like Chernobyl red

Harvey, Ernie knows a medicine that will fix your vision problems. ...... For good

80mm rockets

rockets and 2x20mm guns

Good for you John and thanks for sharing

No Mugs?

time for some cute animals

The day after my birthday is not my birthday, Mum

Yeah, I just read the topic on LSP after I google "1/32 Mig-31". Trumpeter never ceases to surprise me. Once again, apologies for this false alarm.

My sincere apologies guys, it appears that this was a mistake on Trumeter's webpage. Damn and for a second I was even excited about correcting LERX, landing gear, spine profile etc.

Release time:2019-02-28

Some more work, the inner well is almost done. Still needs bunch filling and sanding, brake lines, pressure cylinders , only the visible detail. I painted in order to see the uglies From the pictures above is visible how sharp edged is the nacelle profile. The kit's one is too rounded. Not a biggie, although I will direct same attention towards the fuel dumps that are heavily undersized.

Now that's just a Marine talk Looking really busy Ernie, keep them coming. Big project like this one makes me feel really inferior . Too many engines, props, windows and even more squirrels out there Cheers M.

Thank You Rob, you know those British guys , everything has to be catalogued Thank you Danny, I like this build , makes me feel young again LOL Thank You Gaz, slowly but surely. Some more work on the gear bay structure, it takes lots of research, since I can't trust drawings. The base material is coming from mk.X , close enough. As I said before, I am not going to chase crazy detail as long as it looks like Beaufighter.

Mail lady delivered this little package from Toronto. Thank You Carl !!! If you following my famous " Beaufighter thread ", you already know that I used spare parts from Tamiya Mosquito, however I messed up one wheel and Carl immediately pitched in , sending a set of rims from his own otherwise untouched Mosquito. Thank You again Buddy. Awesome juice!

No hijacking at all, I renamed that topic to CAR THREAD so every gear head and car enthusiast can pitch in.

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