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  1. Martinnfb
    Now , that looks all business Harvey. Good show my friend.
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    What, when did this happen? I completely missed out your overnight build John :). Very cool. Tamiya can't be beat. Well done sir. Cheers M.
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    Tony, projects like this are full of backtracking, but at the end you gonna have one, sick racer. Keep on pushing. Cheers M.
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    Slowly working on cabin heater unit KO-50.
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    there is 1/72 scale resin kit .
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    Find sufficient amount of low background steel
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    I am just catching up with your build Danny. What can I say, impressive piece of plastic with an equally impressive amount of detail. Will be watching from now on. Good luck. Cheers Martin
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    Yuck-19
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    No pun intended, but I basically lost fate in main stream production. All I wish for is sufficient (if ever possible) documentation and affordable hi-res 3D printer in my mitts
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    Thank you for stopping by Mark, it is late and I just finished basic shapes . Dolphin is pretty much there, and the loading ramp has also new shape. The transition between the windshield and the weather radar dome needs some TLC, but not today. Cheers M.
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    Took it out of hibernation today. Calgary is incredibly dusty, very disconcerting to breath that stuff. Even more if own a black vehicle But I am not alone nah nah nah nah...boo booo
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    Stunning work, I really like epic builds with a twist and this is one of them. Cheers M.
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    Sanding blocks arrived, let the wild rumpus start.
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    instrument bezels for Beaufighter arrived , and I just noticed that they are in 1/48 scale. Still ok, useful for something . Back to ordering 32nd scale this time. Oh well more time for the dolphin nose with brand spanking new sanding blocks and few sheets of save 220 and 180 grit sand paper.
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    Stunning build Ivan, great photography as well.
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    As Ivan said above, stencils are very markable and usually very well maintained on Soviet/Russian aircrafts. They are in deferent colours in order to distinguish between different systems, such as, air, oil, fuel and general warnings. Even fasteners have little tiny lines on them to show the "lock" position.
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    Jagdwaffe ?
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    Thanks Carl, I just run 4km , with only 3 minutes longer time then I should, so the leg seems to be fine, minus the colours
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    Thank You. When I build this, the Revell offering wasn't around and I sold Hasegawa F-8, simply because I didn't see the value to last in a re-box.
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    I can't read my own handwriting either , sorry for being a goof, just trying to lighten it up . I believe handwriting is still part of the educational curriculum in Canadian schooling.
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    The kind that helps people and not trying to cross their meniscus
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    It got swollen last night. Now it's just changing colours rainbow and unicorns-life is good
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    Oh I swore in several languages all right LOL No rum either
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    And that's exactly how helicopters are made
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