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- Sissel
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Re: Jeff's Mystery starting 8FEB14 0 dark 30 US Time
Nice start, Jeff. Setting up the halves while doing cockpit and other stuff is indeed a good time saver.
What's for breakfast?
What's for breakfast?
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Re: Jeff's Mystery starting 8FEB14 0 dark 30 US Time
Pondering that thought right now. Bagel with cream cheese has taken the lead with of course a strong cuppa.
And about ready to queue up some jams. Maybe another trip down memory lane.
And about ready to queue up some jams. Maybe another trip down memory lane.
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OK breakfast round one. Bagel with colby jack cheese and a cup of Red Rose tea in honor of Andrews contribution to my blitz.
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Red rose - good tea choice
Are you doing a French NMF example, following the boxart?
Are you doing a French NMF example, following the boxart?
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Mmmmmmmmmmm, nice looking breakfast Jeff, although I'm more of a coffee enthusiast myself.
So, it's the Mystere then, excellent choice sir. Great start, that's a good idea building up the fuselage halves whilst the other stuff is drying.
So, it's the Mystere then, excellent choice sir. Great start, that's a good idea building up the fuselage halves whilst the other stuff is drying.
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I'm no fan of bagels, but I like your mug! I love rose tea.
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Breakfast round 1 is completed. Interior painting in progress and things are moving is the right direction. Sorted out some nose weights and thinking ahead some.
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Nice work so far.
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Re: Jeff's Mystery starting 8FEB14 0 dark 30 US Time
Airfarme is pretty much together now.
Masking tape is used for the harnesses.
Overall, I find the fit very nice and it appears minimum cleanup is needed.
Masking tape is used for the harnesses.
Overall, I find the fit very nice and it appears minimum cleanup is needed.
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Re: Jeff's Mystery starting 8FEB14 0 dark 30 US Time
Very good start, Jeff. You'll be done by lunch at this rate......
BTW, what's for lunch?
BTW, what's for lunch?
Paul
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Great progress.
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ELP video blocked in Canada for copyright reasons
I'm just going for the groceries. Anyone want anything?
I'm just going for the groceries. Anyone want anything?
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This is going great, and quick.
Excellent choice of music. I listen quite alot to Creedence Clearwater Revival.
Excellent choice of music. I listen quite alot to Creedence Clearwater Revival.
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The Canadian government will only allow you to listen to Rush, Celine Dion and Neil Young. Justin Bieber has now been banned for being a naughty boyAndrewR wrote:ELP video blocked in Canada for copyright reasons
I'm just going for the groceries. Anyone want anything?
Pick us up a four pack of Molson will you. I'll pop round later with the money
Sorry for the blitz hijack Jeff. You're going great guns on this and it's great to see this Airfix classic coming together.
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Work is the curse of the modelling classes!
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Work is the curse of the modelling classes!
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