Bob MDC

It sounds like you need the "big guns" Mr Softer and Setter work really well on the Tamiya car decals which are a bit thick. I have a set of the leather decals myself and going to use them on a Cat Sixty ( working on the "dark side" again) I will keep you posted There is an alternative a few years ago I saw a modeller applying car decals using a hair dryer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It Worked

Hi Tolga, If you need any info just drop me a line Bob

The wings are the worst area we started out to do an accurate conversion and after starting the easier option was a full kit. We can supply the wings separately. Bob

Is West Sussex now the 51st state ?????

Not David Brown but RAF http://www.modeltractorco.net/80400/info.php?p=2&pid=1701712&ack=9

Try looking at companies that do museum display cases I found quite a few on a UK search Always a chance of old stock or old ones they have replaced. Bob

Finding great difficulty to find a doner cab/chassis for the UK. USA you can get various GMC trucks in 1/32 Bob

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To quote Vinnie Jones character from Snatch " are you taking the *+&&$

Hi Roy, Have looked at this for Luftwaffe 1 1/32 Opel Blitz for Cab and Chassis http://www.forcesofvalor.com/product_inner.php?productId=144 2 Tanks Italeri 1/35 Fuel Bowser (stretched) or Lead Warrior stuff http://www.leadwarrior.com/ 3 Pumps and pipes MDChttp://www.modeldesignconstruction.co.uk/mall/productpage.cfm/ModelDesignConstruction/_Cv%2032067/-/Luftwaffe%20fuel%20hand%20pump Also Volker Ruff is doing a book on the V2 support equipment http://www.panzerwrecks.com/product/spezialfahrzeuge-peenemunde-1942-45/ If it's like the Starbokran book there should be some good drawings to work from. Hope this helps Bob

Thanks Tony that put a big smile on my face !!!

Kickstarter !!!

Wings Cockpit Figures have a few. Also we have a couple of Japanese pilots Bob

Great, takes less than 2 minutes to get to work and even though it's in an old farm grain store we are working a lot better It will still take a bit to get up to how we want it but considering parts of the original building dates to 1580 it's not bad. Coping well with working at sea level but all good. And another point about LSP the people all great Guys !!!! Bob