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Only work on Xwing this week has been the painting of R2-D2 I need to get the pilot sorted before I join everything up. The Spit and Hurri are both Xtracrylix Dark Earth and RAF Dark Green . More work continues on the B-17 for the group build.
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Work continues ... Hurricane and new Spit ready for matt coat , old Spit needing aerial wire . X-wing pilot and R2 painted. Pilot will look ok under tinted canopy .

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Nice work Shangos
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Very good clean builds. :lol:
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They all look great Shane. Look forward to seeing the X-Wing progress.

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Both Spits complete, pics in aviation thread .
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Both Spits have come up nicely Shane. How's that X-Wing coming along?

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Great looking warbirds.

I'm a big fan of the X-Wing and look forward to seeing it progress. How's it coming along?
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Thanks chaps, filled some areas under the S-Foils on the X Wing and got rid of the pegs that lock the wings closed . I'm going to pose it in flight S-Foils in attack position. I hope to start painting the wings this week before joining the fuselage .
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The Spits look great Shane! I've only built the old one before so I can't really compare them but I did like the finished look of it. Which do you prefer now that you've done both?

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With some careful paint the X wing is looking great Shane.
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No control stick? He must be steering via The Force tm. :ha:

I like it. I like the detail painting on the R2 and the little emblem on the helmet.
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The spits are great Shane and looking forward to more of the X-wing.

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Hurricane and B-17 finished . Hope to do some more on the X-wing nxt week .
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Since starting back at work the modelling juices have ebbed a tad but this week I decided to drag a few more Matchbox kits out and at least make a start . So on the go at the moment - Me 262, A20 Havoc, Hellcat , F4 Corsair and Strikemaster. I will post pics soonish . Work stalled on X and B-wing kits , must crack on with them.
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