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Sean, get out the vac and go for it man! Yes, everything has to be made but its worth it. Theres nothing really to be afraid of. Once the parts are cut and sanded, its like putting an injection kit together. Sure you have to plan, think, think ahead and overcome problems but it'll boost your confidence and give you ideas too for when you build injection kits.

Thanks Bozz - excellent!

Thanks for all the kind words chaps, like I said, not perfect but, I'm happy with the results. Think I'm going to leave vac biplanes alone for a while now

Looking great, cockpit is beautifully done. Does anyone do RAF aircrew in 1/32?

Me too Erwin, I'll never understand why they haven't already done that... surely it would be very popular?

The last I heard, Neil was on vacation, he is normally very good at responding to emails. He told me a while back that he still has many of the moulds laying around his workshop, its just a matter of finding them if asked for a specific item.

This is gonna be sooooooo impressive Graham!

And the last one...

nearly there!

Few more

even more!

More....

More...

Guys n gals, what a strange coincedence...... yesterday afternoon, I told Gill I was going to put the finishing touches to the Stringbag. The sun was out, the skies were blue and the conservatory doors were open. Just as I finished, I hear the sound of an aircraft in the distance, nothing unusual because we live near Hucknall Aerodrome. As the sound got closer, I told Gill it was something apart from the ordinary cessna type plane and went out to see if I could see it. "Gill - quick, come and look" as she came out of the conservatory, a Swordfish flew over very low. I couldnt believe it! Anyway folks, she's done, over a year after starting, the longest build I've done! Not perfect but I've enjoyed doing it and I'm more than happy with the end result. And a little more that I've learned in that I've made all the decals myself, another 'first' for me. Thanks to everyone who've given comments and words of encouragement and my special thanks to Edgar for his help and the loan of detailed photos and book from his collection - much appreciated mate! Thanks for looking, all comments welcome.

And we're all watching mate!

The stance looks right and that pilot is cracking, beautifully detailed

Great work, starting to look really nice!

Great work so far, keep the updates coming!

Now you can really get going on her Graham!

Whooooa, another cracking P.40 - fantastic again!!!

Jeff, that is truly, one very beautiful looking P.40! Very nice, I love it!!!

Never really cared for these, always looked like a flying barrel to me.... But, watching you build this has changed my opinion of them, I quiet like them now! Great build and paintwork and the post fading looks good in my eyes Allok! Nearly there matey, now, lets see her finished!!

Thanks for taking the time to explain that Thor, much appreciated! And thanks for the compliment

Butler, I'm so impressed with the work you're doing here, its a mind blowing job you're doing, cant wait to see it finished!

Jeeez, how have I missed this thread till now, that is FANTABIDOZI - BRILLIANT!