Denie

Hi guys A long time ago... I got this far with the Revell 109 I have a buld photo log some where over the rainbow Cheers

Hi Geoff Thanks for your reply, I might as well go for the yellow add a bit o colour. Cheers Denie

Hi all What was the back cushsion made of,colour of, any pics of and any markings specific to the D model? Many thanks Denie

Nice job dude, I "must pony" up and get one of those .. The A model has always looked rather neat. Cheers Denie

Hi Ralph Here is a pic that shows the Spitfire spinner. Denie

Nice paint job. Love the P 40's Cheers

What a shock to read that Russ has passed into the next world. Gone way too early. What I liked the most about his craftsmanship was the ME 110 mods that he did. RIP Russ Denie

Very nice paint job Allan. What paint colours did you use? Cheers Denie

Well hello Derek The ID Westland Whirlwind I have been involved with has been preety well spot on in regards to Westlands drawings so I am sure that Doug used those. P 61, usure in regards to accuracy. Stiil looking for "That other Westland a/c stuff" for you. Gotta be some where in amongst the rubble. Cheers Denie

Hi Les From what I understand combat have geared up a bit and have some nice subjects, vacs have a few different ways to make but a kit is a kit is a kit when complete. I think that if you like aircraft and you like makeing models it really boils down to is, do you want a particular model that main stream makers have not made and if you want to do a little more or less than a main stream kit. Some like wood kits,like paper some like vac some like building from plans some likeTamiya Revell Hasegawa etc. Plentyof help here in vacing, ask around. The only question you will never get an answer to is the one you never ask. Denie

Hi Stephen The Russian's also added another seat and canopy to the Mk5 and Mk9 that is the same as the Grase TR9 Spitfire coded OUV NZ 486 sqd. Got pics some where of the mod on the Russian Spitfire and it looks like that is where Nick Grace got the idea to do the same to OUV. I'll have a look and post pics. Denie

Hi Den Nice job on your model. I too have a soft spot forthis aircraft and one day I might get one. Cheers Denie

Hi Keith Nice job on the Buffalo. Those cheap airbrush kits are great got mine awhile back for NZ$25.00 from super cheep auto's and are a copy of the Badger 150 and the badger parts are interchageable as well. Blackbetty, I'm sure you can get one in Austria at a local art shop maybe or a auto detail shop? Denie

Excelent work on this model. Look forward to more pics. "Make me one will you" Denie

The time is 7:48 am, just like any other Friday the 13th, the year, 2009. I started out like any other avid modeler looking here, looking there in amongst the stash. Touching smooth plastic and every so often looking at a particular kit and nodding knowingly that you had already made it in your head. Further mutterings followed by a "So that's where you went you little #$%$#". Just what was "it" that went? and where did "it" go? I will attempt to answer this and many other startling oddities of the "Other Room". The other room at first appears to be just ... another room, but that can be a bit of a point of contension if another party namely ..."Those Kids" want first dibbs. "Those Kids" appear to be just like any other pasty, spoty (that at first glance look a little like Trumpeter's first botch up but sold en masse anyway) akward little "I bet I can make a model better than you can finish one" neighbours child. I suspect a late night drinking binge that went horribly wrong with the clostest neighbours and the resulting mind numbing fruit that cannot be human has in all truthfulness bought me to tears... laughing that is. "It" has a name. Westland Whirlwind MK1 Fighter that has two engines that when first made showed such promise hmmm rather like me and after suitable attempts did not live up to expectations, again rather like me! Apparently, there was talk and offers and rejections made from Bristols and Rolls to upgrade the engines but the chief honcho firmly believed that Rolls was going to develop the Perigineand refused to compromise and seems this was an on going trait that made Westlands loose aircraft productions. The Whirlwind was found to be where I had left it. I won't go into detail but lets say "when plastic rubbs together..." Oh there was talk and suggestion but those that know me turned a deaf ear and acted with normality when Whirlwind was spoken and rightly so. There has been activity upon the workbench and I have found a sollution to cockpit formers as per the real thing!! More to follow with pics. Denie