It's turned out great Andrew, a super build.
Lindberg Lunar Lander
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Jagewa
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You forgot the picnic hamper and blankie...
It's turned out great Andrew, a super build.
It's turned out great Andrew, a super build.
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iggie
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Fantastic imagination and building!
Best wishes
Jim
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Wonderful work Andrew. Makes one wonder what might have been if manned exploration had developed further.
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Have watched this build pretty much from the start and great to see the end result. Looks really, really good, well done. 
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!! 
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AndrewR
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But they have a nuclear powered Thermos to make up for it. Plus no ants or wasps.Jagewa wrote:You forgot the picnic hamper and blankie...
It's turned out great Andrew, a super build.
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JohnRatzenberger
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Well Done, it's been fun watching you cobble that together.
John Ratzenberger 
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Great looking little diorama/vignette?
Like it a lot.
Nigel
Like it a lot.
Nigel
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Ah, good - the big picture, ties it all together !
Very Well Done !
Very Well Done !
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Very Werner Von Braun 1950s style.
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Excellent, it's good to see this finished and it is a great piece of vintage sci-fi 
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