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Airfix RAF recovery set 1/72
Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
very cool. Now all you need to do is add a wreck to the recovery vehicle.
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
Thank you Dirk
Can be an airplane wing
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Can be an airplane wing
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
Sounds like most of the models I 've ever builtDirkpitt289 wrote:very cool. Now all you need to do is add a wreck to the recovery vehicle.
Seriously Bernard, very nice build. What was it like to build? I've had my eye on this set for quite a while now.
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
Thank you Dazzled
Easy to build, no problem
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Easy to build, no problem
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
Very neat and clean build!
Maybe experiment with some light weathering, to alleviate certain a tendency toward blandness?
And why not load the trailer with a Bf 109 E fuselage, less wings and canopy and with a bent prop and some bullet holes?
Good job!
Best,
Joachim
Maybe experiment with some light weathering, to alleviate certain a tendency toward blandness?
And why not load the trailer with a Bf 109 E fuselage, less wings and canopy and with a bent prop and some bullet holes?
Good job!
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
If you do choose to load it up Bernard, you could let your imagination run wild. These lorries carried everything. I remember seeing a historic picture from the airbase where I worked and it showed a convoy of Queen Marys carrying Stirling bombers in pieces.
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
Thank you for the tips and ideas
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
Nice Bernard. I never did the crane (still in the box) but I enjoyed building the Queen Mary a few years back. I used a spare Hurricane as load.
How is the fit of the crane?
If I remeber well someone on this forum (Ianlanc?) did a very large diorama with a Lancaster in parts. For this diorama several Recovery sets were used.
Henk
How is the fit of the crane?
If I remeber well someone on this forum (Ianlanc?) did a very large diorama with a Lancaster in parts. For this diorama several Recovery sets were used.
Henk
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Re: Airfix RAF Recovery set 1/72
Thank you Henk
The crane is constructed easily.
It seems to me that the crane is not the same scale as the "Queen Mary".
Great job with Hurricane.
Regards, Bernard
The crane is constructed easily.
It seems to me that the crane is not the same scale as the "Queen Mary".
Great job with Hurricane.
Regards, Bernard