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Absolutely freakin’ awesome Pete! Cheers, Wolf

Beautifully done Brian! Definitely WnWs quality. So many fine details in the mouldings which is so typical of their stuff. Not much left now eh? Cheers, Wolf

What’s the old saying, “third time is the charm”? I’m not sure I would have had the fortitude to fix up the markings on the fuselage sides that many times myself, Mike, but it looks amazing! Cheers, Wolf

That’s hilarious Damian! That’s exactly what I was thinkin’ when I saw the pics. You couldn’t have drilled a small hole in the bottom of a boot and mounted the toothpick there eh? Pete? Cheers, Wolf

Beautifully built Matt! I love the intricate detail provided in this kit. You’ve really done a fantastic job of showing it all to advantage with your paint and assembly skills. I’m really looking forward to seeing your continued progress. Cheers, Wolf

Absolutely freakin’ brilliant build from start to finish Pete! Cheers, Wolf

Absolutely amazing work Tom! I have to admit, the last sentence in your post, that has to be the understatement of the year............ Cheers, Wolf

Another awesome update Peter! Your work is truly a marvel to behold and your attention to detail second to none. Cheers, Wolf

C'mon Brian,....... You're so close to being done. You can't let this slip back to page 6 my friend! Werner Voss is patiently waiting for his ride to be finished. Cheers, Wolf

Well Chuck, That's about as close to perfection as one's going to get. Bravo Sir! Cheers, Wolf

Ummmm Mike, It might be just me, but I don’t think so, some paint fell of your 109 by the look ‘o things. Damn that’s a cruel desire to achieve perfection. ...........and it was looking’ so good too. Cheers, Wolf

Beautifully done Bill! But then again I wouldn’t expect anything less from The Lawlor Works. The pilot and ground crew figures give it another added dimension. Love it Bro! Cheers, Wolf

Beautifully done Bill! The pilot figure with helmet and visor looks perfect. Let’s get the pics up in RFI. I need to see more. Cheers, Wolf

Yeah, right.............. LOL! Cheers, Wolf

Holy crap Bill, Did you even let the glue dry? Damn that was fast........ I honestly don’t even have the cockpit done on my Dr.1 in the time you’ve built and painted your Mustang! Sheeeeshhh.... Cheers, Wolf

Hhhmmmm, Got to agree with Jeff as it doesn’t appear to be that bad at all in the photos. By the way, if you want replacement decals for the wheels, let me know. I’m pretty sure the wheels on my build are red so I won’t be using ‘em. Cheers, Wolf

Wow Anthony! Magnificent work my friend. The whole thing is an amazing conversion but those vents..............that’s just mad! Absolutely love it Mate. Cheers, Wolf

I’ve been following along on your build, Brian, using it as inspiration for my own build of this kit. It’s really unfortunate that you’ve had the problems with the Aviattic decals. I have a set myself and hopefully I’ll have better luck. Nonetheless I hope you push on and finish it up as it was looking so good already. Have you tried heat from a hair dryer to coax the decals to conform to the rib stitching? Cheers, Wolf

What an amazing freakin’ build Chuck! Fantastic Sir! Cheers, Wolf

Awesome build! Cheers, Wolf

Another beauty Bill. The cockpit looks fantastic! Very different from the usual interior green. You’re movin’ right along with this build too. Gotta luv it, Cheers, Wolf

Freakin’ brilliant John! Cheers, Wolf

That does indeed look fantastic! The Roland is one of WnWs kits that I didn’t manage to acquire so it’s a pleasure seeing your build. Cheers, Wolf

Nicely done Brian! Out of curiosity, what reference did you use for the colour of the seat? I was under the impression that the seat back was made of aluminium covered with leather on the front and the seat bottom was wood with a leather cushion. I have very limited resources on the Dr. 1 so I’m intrigued. Cheers, Wolf

Thank-you so much aircare84. I greatly appreciate you offering to hook me up with some of your WWII Luftwaffe belt sets but I managed to procure a few sets through ZM as suggested by Radu. Plus, if the RB belts don’t make it back on the market, you’ll want to treasure the ones you’ve got. Cheers, Wolf