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Missed this thread till now but, looking awesome already John!

and the trouble I had looking for a Mercury and Pegasus for the Gladiator and Swordfish!!!

This is gonna be an interesting thread Larry! Is there an easy way to do the internal bulkheads etc, when I build vacs, I usually find them a pain in the a%£. I either get them right first time or, spend all night getting one right!

Exactly what I'm planning !

The Darkside beckons you Den

Thanks Jerry, pm sent

Kagemusha and Larry, thanks for the intel ! I'll take a look at Weapons Shop Larry, its really a Recon version I'm thinking about doing so I'll take a look there. Thanks again

Hi all, does anyone know whether there is a conversion set for a P.38 to backdate from a 'J', to an 'E' or an 'F' version?

beautiful build of my favourite 109, i've always loved that scheme!

John, that is exquisite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cracking work, love the cockpit and gun bay especially, fantastic detail!!!!!

What amazes me is how well it's survived! Anyone know where it was recovered from? Thanks for posting!

Great work so far Kev!

Nice to see this one revived and back on the bench Hakan! got one of these in the stash so I'll be watching what you do here!

Great stuff, will be watching this..... come on then

Matt, the metal panels were Cerrux grey as already stated and the linen areas were silver doped. The interior colours were interior grey/green on metal panels, stringers and ribs, and on the fabric areas, a pinkish streaky sort of colour where the initial red dope had seeped through the linen. Have look at the vac I built just before the Trumpy release ""Swordfish

Not a big fan of Japanese aircraft but, I remember building one of these in 1/72 scale when I was a kid and, it's probably my fave of Japanese aircraft. So, carry on, I'm watching....

ver nice indeedy

Looking great, you're nearly there now! Did you make masks for the camo or is it freehand?

I've made one for myself; a scrap of thin brass tube, spun it in a dremmel and used a grinding stone to get a bevel on the end. then you can put the tube in a pin vise, quick turn and you have an 'o' shaped fastener.

Stunning Nick!

looks absolutely beautiful, I'll get one or two straight away......... once the recession is over

That looks a damn good idea Graham!

thats a stunning build and, probably my favourite Great War plane!