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THAT'S PRETTY SWEET !!!

If I didn't have to rebuild pretty much everything it would be done. Its a simple and well fitting kit, but completely flaked off r&d.

That aluminum finish is spotless . opened the box with EW-126 and realized that Das Werk made few major errors. this aeroplane is documented on few photos and dimensional errors as I had to fix are unacceptable. Fuselage too long, tail section all wrong, belly landing gear compartment fairing missing. well few hours of cutting, filling and sanding and she’s getting there.

Sharp work!

Incredible work Peter. Cheers Martin Now I'm going to change hobby to something more appropriate to my skill set, probably knitting.

Brilliant!

Great work Chris, she's shaping out nicely. Cheers Martin

Carl met with Andy at Heritagecon and picked up this baby for me. Ideal adept for twin GB. Thanks Carl. this type has interesting history. Not just a paper project, Soviets test flew prototypes after the war.

Excellent choice, Welcome to the forum. Cheers Martin

What I am finding fascinating is the fact that you're able to manipulate this thing without breaking anything. Fantastic work Rob. Cheers Martin

In any case, this thing screams German engineering all over it, and yes I heard of wikipedia before.

Or ISRAEL !!!

"When I grow up , I want to be a Panther", said little AMX-13. , the pedigree is way to prominent. I would totally go with a what-if German scheme

Slowly , but surely. 👍

Lovely work Phill.

Great progress, she's getting there !

Two buckets of Tamiya resin putty and little bit of Carl's magic will fit it in.

Nice choice , I will follow with interest Mark. Cheers Martin

Looking good Paul.