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'tis quiet here - EE Lightning SB anyone? *** SB is Open ***

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Hi All,

Havng read the current conflab in the GB sections - I thought it might be nice to get some action going in this rather nice, but rather neglected part of UAMF.

Having kicked off something twice before - I'd thought I'd go for the hat-trick and try again and maybe actually finish the build this time (just please God no more Harriers!).

Once I finish my current builds (or there-abouts), the next on the pile is the Matchbox Lightning T.55 kit (and maybe the new tool Airfix F.2) - anyone fancy joining me for a E.E. Lightning SB - any kit, any scale?

(or any other ideas? - Just no Harriers!_ :shock: )

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Any version, any kit of an EE Lightning?
If so I'll say yes.
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fredk wrote:Any version, any kit of an EE Lightning?
If so I'll say yes.
I'd say so yes - it's always interesting to see how kits compare. What kits do you have Fred?
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The ones I want to build include a Frog/Hasegawa F6, a Sword T5 and an Airfix new tool F2A, all 1/72
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That's an interesting selection of kits (I have the F.2A too) - when do you fancy starting?
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could be up for this but only one in the stash is the Airfix F.2A
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Sir T wrote:... when do you fancy starting?
I'm quite chock-a-block until Christmas and the week after, but from Jan 1st I should be free to start anytime.
You could start anytime and I'll just join on in [?]
I might do the F6 first. It being a simpler kit.
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Kitaholic wrote:could be up for this but only one in the stash is the Airfix F.2A
No problem there Kit - you'd be welcome to join in.
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fredk wrote:
Sir T wrote:... when do you fancy starting?
I'm quite chock-a-block until Christmas and the week after, but from Jan 1st I should be free to start anytime.
You could start anytime and I'll just join on in [?]
I might do the F6 first. It being a simpler kit.
That sounds good to me - I could open the thread now (ish) to kick things off (I want to get my current builds moved on a bit too) and then we could crack on with it in the new year.

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Idea; Although its not top of my list, we could all start with the 2A
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fredk wrote:Idea; Although its not top of my list, we could all start with the 2A
Mmm.... Could do - the T.55 is at the top of my build pile as I'm doing it for a friend - but I could do the F.2A at the same time.
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idea; or we could do three different versions at the same time, :lol:
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fredk wrote:idea; or we could do three different versions at the same time, :lol:
That would work for me, it can be quite interesting to see the diffrent marks and kits - that's what we did in the Airfix Harrier SB a few years back.
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Any room for an old tool Airfix Lightning/Aeroclub E.E. P-1a conversion ?

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After hanging several off my K-2 Tanker, I am down to one Lightning not named P-38-- the Whirlikits 1/72 T.5 resin job, is that allowable ?
I don't really want to start right away, I have some work & other priorities to get off the bench and holiday plans are unsure -- sounds like 2020 maybe :) just kidding, but I cannot start right away other than maybe paw over the box, check parts and decals.
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