lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * FINISHED *
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
An insightful comedian !
David
David
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
That sounds good.Ian wrote:NMF with stars & bars?
If you squint you can see the basics of a Mig 15
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
I see where you are coming from with that Splash.
Maybe add red stars instead of stars & bars?
Maybe add red stars instead of stars & bars?
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
You understand that Ian really does expect to receive a coconut, don't you?
Would ya like to learn to fly? Would ya? Would you like to see me try?
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
Off to a good start.
Do I detect some mottle dodging tactics going on?Ian wrote:NMF with stars & bars?
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
Tim- the USAF markings are a quite blatant and totally unashamed mottle dodging maneuvre that would look good on the shelf when finished.
Ian-
splash- I prefer the new world option.
This model really is too simple and I have separated the flaps and drooped the elevators.
The wings are now on and the joints filled.
David.
Ian-
splash- I prefer the new world option.
This model really is too simple and I have separated the flaps and drooped the elevators.
The wings are now on and the joints filled.
David.
David.
If you forget the past, you may lose the future.
If you forget the past, you may lose the future.
Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
Making it more complicated for yourself. Well done.
My coconut hasn't arrived yet. Have you posted it?
My coconut hasn't arrived yet. Have you posted it?
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
If you send your email I will send you a picture of it for your desktop.
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
Mottle dodging and coconut dodging all in the same blitz? A new UAMF record!
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
Nice!!
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
You'll need a swallow, David...an African swallow, of course!
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
The airframe is now complete, when the glue has dried I can mask the canopy and paint the model.
David.
David.
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
Wow, a Mig 38! Nobody's ever been this close before!
Besting 60 years of mediocre building of average kits in the stand off scale
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Re: lancfan's PM Kits Ta183 Huckebein BLITZ * 10 AM today *
That reminds me, what is the terminal air speed velocity of a diving Swallow?MerlinJones wrote:You'll need a swallow, David...an African swallow, of course!
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.