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Cees Broere last won the day on January 13 2013

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About Cees Broere

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  • Birthday 08/11/1966

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    Nowadays far above waterlevel.
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    RAF Bomber Command types with Halifax in particular I am in the process of building a full scale Halifax cockpit. How mad can you get, well........

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  1. Cees Broere
    You should say that to a Dutch woman
  2.    Anthony in NZ reacted to a post in a topic: Airfix New 1/24 Releases
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    Although old the Spit still has a very good outline, it does need some upgrading regarding the wheel wells and the canopy. I think Airscale does provide an instrument panel. And don't forget to build in the dihedral in the wings otherwise it's a bit flat. I always enjoyed the PSL books on how to build the Airfix 1/24 kits (and a few other ones such as the 1/48 Lanc en B-17 and 1/32 Revell Mossie). It's a very good basis for some scratchbuilding. I once did the entire interior and learned a lot about the Spitfire in the process. Cees
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    Hi Tim, yes had to adjust the tabs here and there as well as making sure there were no sprue attachement marks, even the slightest unevenness could interfere with the fit. Cees
  5. Cees Broere
    Strange, I built the main wells on my example and the fit (although a bit tight in places) fitted very well. Cees
  6.    Pup7309 reacted to a post in a topic: WNW 2020: New Handley Pages, Lancs, Dr1s, Aces, Hansa-B, 32075?, Limited Ed's etc
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    What a wonderful kit, muuuuch better then my puny attempt at scratchbuilding one (albeit a 0/400). We are being spoiled here. Cees
  8. Cees Broere
    Wonderful model.
  9.    Kendzior reacted to a post in a topic: Curtiss Hawk H-75 A7 (ML-KNIL) | SH 1:32
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    Prachtig schema!
  11. Cees Broere
    The Master at work!
  12.    nmayhew reacted to a post in a topic: HK Models Spey Phantom Update
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    I know the work is more complicated to get a truly accurate Spey Phantom but in the end life's too short to worry about that. It's the general characteristics that I think are more important. But there are more ways to skin a ca..Phantom. Cees
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    I am working on one already, the intakes are easy but the rear fuselage is a real pain in the petootie. Cees
  20.    Rick Griewski reacted to a post in a topic: It's a case of, take a deep breath, then dive in!
  21. Cees Broere
    Definitely want!
  22.    One-Oh-Four reacted to a post in a topic: It's a case of, take a deep breath, then dive in!
  23. Cees Broere
    Hoho wait a minute! Tjeezz Jennings, you don't build models and now you are doing this?
  24. Cees Broere

    Do 17

    Cees Broere replied to Fred Jack's topic in LSP Discussion

    There is still the substantial wreck of a Dornier DO-215 nightfighter on mudflats somewhere north in The Netherlands. A large section of cockpit skinning and an engine are on display at our museum. The rest is still out there. But due to environmental issues etc. etc.
  25. Cees Broere
    Yep
  26. Cees Broere
    Wonderful aircraft, legendary recovery and epic restoration. My wife and I once made a boat trip on Loch Ness, the water is very stange, black and very choppy that day. You really thought something was lurking beneath the waves. While the other tourists were looking for Nessie I asked the captain about the Wellington. He was very puzzled as people are only interested in the "monster". He happend to be a diver during the recovery and had some very nice stories to tell. I was glued to his lips you might say. Great trip that was. Although I didn't have time to look around for Nessie. Cees
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