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    ……and another to add to the increasing Gloster display case!
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    Goodness me, how many times in my life span have I seen a warning comment about a kit from a modeller (a damned good kit that I’m starting shortly) for a reply to pop up from the company rep. shortly afterwards? This takes the company/modeller synergy to a whole new level…..much respect and thanks Luke!
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    Tempted, but….what is the Trumpeter Hurricane like? Knowing their dubious reputation, could this be like building a silk purse onto a sow’s ear?
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  24. mozart
    Yep, don’t sweat over it Jim. I want to see the beauty of the Lockheed’s lines; the oily back of an engine doesn’t figure in that!
  25. mozart
    Never ever thought of standing up to do any aspect of modelling….firmly planted on my seat me!
  26. mozart
    Wayne......PM Bob, he's a member here, a great bloke and I'm sure he'll be able to help you out! Good luck!
  27. mozart
    Built by an old relic Dennis…..thank you!
  28. mozart
    Absolutely top quality Quang, though no more than expected! The level of grime and weathering that you have achieved is so realistic, it’s a super super build old chum.
  29. mozart
    Hope you have a super day!
  30. mozart
    I would imagine, but don’t know, that most of the extra fuselage length was due to the new nose? It would be interesting to see the “cut point” where the new nose was drafted on and hence the commonality aft of it.
  31. mozart
    Agreed with John. Well done Dennis, you deserve a special campaign medal for getting through so many PCM kits! They are fun (in a way) but certainly test your resolve, ingenuity and patience at times!
  32. mozart
    I was speaking to Iain about all of this at Thornbury, since he is going down the same route but WAY ahead of me. The point that he was making was one of mindset. He said (knowing me) that someone who is into research, who likes to modify or scratch build to change their models to their needs, is already ahead of the game mentally. Also, in looking (as advised) at Rhino instruction videos, there is a similarity in many ways with the Silhouette software - different purposes and outcomes obviously and Rhino much more complicated, but a generic similarity in use and set out nonetheless. We'll see if things get sticky!
  33. mozart
    Thanks for that John, I look forward to getting "sucked in" (behave yourselves boys) especially since one of my other modelling time-intensive "occupations" appears to be quietly drawing to an end. And I'm with you 100% about intentions, the ability to design and print bits to supplement my builds is completely my aim.
  34. mozart
    I have my first training session on Rhino booked with Professor Timothy James Perry shortly. What am I letting myself in for?
  35. mozart
    Looking good Rob!
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