mgbgtv8steve
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About mgbgtv8steve
- Birthday 02/11/1949
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Lancashire, U.K.
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Classic sports cars, F.4 Phantom, photography.
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mgbgtv8steve started following Trmpeter SU 27 UB finished , Trumpeter MiG 29 C (digital Ukrainian camo) finished , Italeri Macchi Mc.202 | "Duo Camo" | 1:32 and 7 others
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Anthony in NZ reacted to a post in a topic: RAF FG.1 XV571 WILD HARE Phantom Conversion
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RAF FG.1 XV571 WILD HARE Phantom Conversion
mgbgtv8steve replied to Anthony in NZ's topic in Works in Progress
Very impressive work on this project - awe inspiring!! -
Martinnfb reacted to a post in a topic: Su-25M1 Digital Camo Trumpeter 1:32
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My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. Steve S.
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Martinnfb reacted to a post in a topic: Revell 1/32 Fw 190 F8
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spyrosjzmichos reacted to a post in a topic: Revell 1/32 Fw 190 F8
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Really like what you've done here - bravo!! Regards, Steve S.
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Fw 190A-5 Walter Nowotny Stab I./JG 54, Orel 1943
mgbgtv8steve replied to Miloslav1956's topic in Ready for Inspection
Terrific build of a delicious scheme! Regards, Steve S. -
Excellent work and a truly inspiring build! Does the Foxbot sheet 32001 include Ukranian roundels or did you source them elsewhere?
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mc65 reacted to a post in a topic: 1/32 Revell Me262 B1/U1
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Just about to start this kit so your article is very welcome! Superb work by the way! Regards, Steve S.
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Pastor John reacted to a post in a topic: AIMS NEWS
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That does look painful! Hope you are back on form very soon. Regards, Steve S. - one very satisfied customer!
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Starfighter reacted to a post in a topic: TA-7C / EA-7L "Twosair" - Trumpeter conversion
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TA-7C / EA-7L "Twosair" - Trumpeter conversion
mgbgtv8steve replied to Starfighter's topic in Works in Progress
Loving watching this great build - thank you!! Steve S. -
Starfighter reacted to a post in a topic: TA-7C / EA-7L "Twosair" - Trumpeter conversion
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TA-7C / EA-7L "Twosair" - Trumpeter conversion
mgbgtv8steve replied to Starfighter's topic in Works in Progress
Brilliant work! I'm loving watching the progress. -
Uncarina reacted to a post in a topic: "Sugar's Blues" Late War RCAF Lancaster
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"Sugar's Blues" Late War RCAF Lancaster
mgbgtv8steve replied to Uncarina's topic in Works in Progress
Hi Tom - apologies for coming late to the party! I'm seeing some excellent work which I'll find very useful - thank you! Keep up the good work! Regards, Steve S. -
R Palimaka reacted to a post in a topic: HK Lancaster as FM104 Mk10MR RCAF
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HK Lancaster as FM104 Mk10MR RCAF
mgbgtv8steve replied to mgbgtv8steve's topic in Aviation Discussion & Research
Hi Richard - many thanks for your info which, although it's not FM104 specific, does provide other info like the shape of the observation windows at the rear which look very pronounced. I've now bookmarked KB882 restoration so will keep abreast of it's progress. Again many thanks Richard! Regards, Steve S. -
HK Lancaster as FM104 Mk10MR RCAF
mgbgtv8steve replied to mgbgtv8steve's topic in Aviation Discussion & Research
Thanks Ron and Uncarina your input gratefully received. Seems logical that they'd be black with a fair degree of wear and tear so that's how I'll proceed. I'd love to see your WIP Uncarina! Thanks again chaps, Steve S. -
Hi all - wanting to build the beautiful HK Models Avro Lancaster as a RCAF Mk 10 MR. I think I now the main differences but I don't know the colours of the interior of the undercarriage bays and doors - would they have stayed night or would they have been repainted in RAF interior green? Also I seem to remember someone built this before but I can't locate the article. Any help gratefully received. Regards, Steve S.
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F-4J (UK) Phantom II 74th "Tiger" Squadron
mgbgtv8steve replied to David Mooney's topic in Ready for Inspection
Lovely Jubbly!! Regards, Steve S. -
RAF FG.1 XV571 WILD HARE Phantom Conversion
mgbgtv8steve replied to Anthony in NZ's topic in Works in Progress
I meant "all the way through" - apologies for 'fat finger syndrome'! Regards, Steve S.