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gnomemeansgnome
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Re: Guldan01's workbench

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Some terrific work here, wow! I hope you are able to conquer the Chaika's fit issues, a pity really because the two I built didn't really have that problem.
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Re: Guldan01's workbench

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some great work going on in here on many different types of models, great stuff 8-)
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Revell 1/48 S.e.5a
Revell 1/72 P-47 'bolt
Frog 1/72 Bleriot X1
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Awesome builds. I really like the work you have done on the 108.

All the best

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Re: Guldan01's workbench

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Somehow i have missed your thread until now. There are some very impressive models being build here - especially the scratch builds. The weathering of the vehicles is first class and very realistic.
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Re: Guldan01's workbench

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That looks very good, nice attention to detail.
It's only pain, work through it.
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