K.Y.Czart

Renovation, yes? Rather, admit that you kept it in the open air for those 9 years. However, it gave him a lot of charm. Bravo

I will also enlarge this little Meteor I started by converting F4 to F3 F4 are long engines and short wings In F3 it is the opposite

The time has come to enlarge "Le Grand Charles"

Great job, really great job, mate! Krzysiek

Thank you very much for the compliments. I am very happy that my work is like the modeling community. It is very nice. Two answers to the questions - yes, I also made a glass box. I used Mr. Hobby MR.CLEAR GLUE MJ-199 to fix the Spitfire to the glass.

Spitfires

Vehicles

Building dispersal and interior

Preparations lasted over a year ....

I want to show my newly completed work. This is another work dedicated to the RAF, the Battle of Britain and the Spitfires. Next year the RAF will celebrate the 100th anniversary, so it's good time to do something special. This time it's not an LSP scale, only a classic 1:72. Large scale would be too large, although the scale of work was not small. The base is 25 x 61 centimeters. And on it one building with furnished interior, four cars, one motorcycle, one bike, one trolley starter, over 40 figures, 1 dog and three Spitires (one in flight). Diorama is entitled The Few - 1940. I hope you enjoy it.

Ha, Tomku!! A tak niedawno zaczynałeś. Na pewno cztery? Zatem cytując klasyka - "Langsam, langsam aber sicher.." PS. Gienek, co u Ciebie, zgubiłeś do mnie numer ?!! PS2. Today only in polish. We have National Day of the Constitution.

Nice Typhie Arturo. PS. Fajny masz prezent na 5o

I used this set in my Spitfire model, and I am very happy with the result. Here are some photos of what it looks like on the finished model: http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=50916&page=2&do=findComment&comment=577115

Thanks Pilot in cockpit - from Master Details. Mechanic - from PJ Production (head from MDC). Wing Commader - very modified MDC. And smoking cigarette pilot - from Ultracast.

Thank you Kev, looks very nice

Thank you. I very glad you like it. Few pictures of some details. Especially pay attention to the excellent stencils from HGW company. Non film, looks like painted with masks. Declas from Kagero also has excellent quality.

Sure, Kev I'm glad you like it.

D-Day has begun http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=50916