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This is exciting, One of the very few Japanese types that spikes my interest, I will watch closely. Cheers Martin

more pictures of the 1/48 Jaguar from the Airfix webpage https://uk.airfix.com/products/sepecat-jaguar-gr1gr1a-a11010?

Yeah, alcoholism has no mercy Looking good Scotty, can't wait for the finish. Cheers M.

I need scotch just by looking at it.

This tiny aeroplane just falls together by itself

My group would be probably very small, but how could I not buy it? pre-war stock from HongKong

I spent at least six hours over this beast and it feels like nothing changed

That looks really promising.

Nice sculpting Carl.

NICE !

No issue at all, It is a great kit with early racer resin conversion, I just lost interest. It has been sitting on my shelf for millennia. All of those kits are exceptional in its own way and loaded and since I don't feel like posting a sale thread, they will all go to the local hobby shop for fragment of their original price. Someone will be happy to purchase them again at a bargain price and I will have the space to breathe.

Look Mom, new wheels. And 3" lift and canopy

Tiffie is safe, only the pile content.

No Matter how you purge. One purge per day keeps doctor away.

I forgot to mention, today I will be heading to the local HS to drop off a bunch of models for consignment sale. Mainly armour and some 1/48 planes. If I persevere and hold on to this trend I will start selling off smaller scales and stick with 1/24, 1/16. Well that's the plan.......for now.

Mug—9, Bee29,F-4something, Airacobra,Fw-190, jagdtiger , Vodnik,all kinds of junk I use to dwell on for ages in hope of a better tomorrow. Feels so good.

There comes the time when we have say good bye to all those unwanted projects, old relics that have been sitting in the stash for ages or any modeling related material deemed to be obsolete, unnecessary or otherwise useless. So share, what went to the local landfill today? 😈 3....2....1...GO!

Nice mottling, she's coming along nicely. Ribs are painful and long ordeal of recovery, I am glad are are feeling better Kevin. Cheers Martin

Thank you Rob. Absolutely agreed, it is tons of fun. I’ve been on it for a couple of days, not exactly sure about the final placement. At first I was planning to place it as a derelict of war rotting at the bottom of a forest creek bed, second scenario would be an overhaul at the service depot bay and finally a monument of war in a park like settings with kids playing around. The last one appeals to me a lot. I might go that route, just need to do some clean up and detailing which would be required for such setting. nevertheless I am ever so thankful to Carl for his immense help, he’s been such a gem of a friend, guiding me along.

He made me do it

Smooth as always.

For additional information ask Carl.

Great news indeed. French delta wings are absolutely fascinating masterpieces, in matter of fact, we need more of the French airplanes in 1/32. Bleriot, Bloch, Breguet, Farman, Caudrons etc., just to name a few legendary names that altered the history of aviation.

Really nice!

Great news. Thank you for sharing Hubert.