MPC Space 1999 Eagle 1

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MPC Space 1999 Eagle 1

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Lovely job!

Really brings back memories of the programme, and always on my list of 'must have' (but not at any price.... :roll: ) kits. One day I'll get lucky :grin:
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Cool! It definitely looks the part
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That looks so good! I have two of these in the stash, the last one being the Round 2 article.
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Very nice. The best thing about the series!
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AndrewR wrote:Very nice. The best thing about the series!
And the acting and scriptwriting ;-)

Brilliant build. Love it. 8-)
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AndrewR wrote:Very nice. The best thing about the series!
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general rocket wrote:
AndrewR wrote:Very nice. The best thing about the series!
What about Catherine Schell?

Totally.
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Sweet. Loved the series. I have one in the stash to build.
I've seen the 22 inch long MPC model at work, sorely tempted but way above my price range.

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It looks great, I always thought they looked the more realistic design of space craft for that era and still look good today.

Is that the kit Airfix issued or a totally different model?
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Fantastic! I always loved the shape of the thing, Would love to have one in my stash but can't afford it at the moment, I have only seen them on E-BAY at stupidly high prices.
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Very nice indeed Mike, the Eagle is one of my favourite Sci-Fi spacecraft.
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Thank you all

I think the next space craft will be a Saturn - that is when school holidays start :)
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That brings back memories ! I am on the look out for the Apollo with the lunar lander.
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Dazzled wrote:
AndrewR wrote:Very nice. The best thing about the series!
And the acting and scriptwriting ;-)

Brilliant build. Love it. 8-)
I agree totally with everything Dazzled and AndrewR said.
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