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Hans last won the day on November 19 2012

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  • Birthday 12/24/1961

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    Near the coast, The Netherlands
  • Interests
    night fighters and electronic warfare aircraft, civilian aircraft and racers of the "Golden Age", experimental aircraft, Dutch colonial air force.

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  1. Things are getting better and better and now a real cliffhanger!
  2. i like the translucent effect on the wings, Mike. It looks very realistic.
  3. I remember having read years ago on a site dedicated to Japanese aircraft in the Pacific War that a batch of model 21's was painted in overall green as n experimental nigh fighter camo in a colour akin to British WW I NIVO green. And there is a photo in a French magazine of an all-green model 21 taking off during the Salomons campaign. I have it somewhere but can't access it now as the house is being renovated. Hans
  4. It sure does look cool Ali, the British aircraft destined to break the sound barrier...
  5. You are a real artist, Marcin! A sculptor of aircraft.
  6. Very nice work, Wouter! The Typhoon and Tempest fuselage have the same crosssections. And the Tempest fuselage is more or less a lengthened Typhoon. Years ago I tried a conversion of the Revell kit, using the Tempest drawings by A.L. Bentley and came to that conclusion.
  7. A Lippisch DM-1 or P. 13 as a follow up to the Horten would be nice..
  8. That is a lot of styrene for little money. I think I'll buy one and convert it back to the aesthetically more pleasing flying prototype, the V2.
  9. A Griffon powered Spitfire to go with their Bf 109K.. With some clever engineering they can make multiple versions of it (high back, low back, different tail for the Mk 22/24, Seafire variants ect.).
  10. They also have a lot of 3d-printed engines in 1/32.
  11. Very impressive! From experience I know it is quite difficult to get sharp and level edges in polystyrene
  12. I hope all goes well with the surgery and that John makes a speedy recovery.
  13. I am very impressed by your detailed work on the cockpit, John, it's really a joy to behold
  14. Thanks Ray, I'll have a look.
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