My Spitfires
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4 March 2017, 14:18
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Great looking Spits, Norm! Especially the Speed Spit and the T.9, fantastic!
4 March 2017, 15:59
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Lovely collection Norm. Thats a great job on the twin seat Spitfire. There is one of those near where i live at Biggin Hill Aerodrome. I nearly crashed my car when it flew straight across the road in front of me at about 20 foot!! Fantastic sight. (Actually probably 50' but it felt like twenty)
20 November 2017, 00:49
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Thanks Mike. I have built three replicas of SW-A, each one a bit better than the last. They were VERY time consuming projects! In my mind, no other aircraft is as pleasing to the eye. And it flies better than it looks!
20 November 2017, 23:26
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Thanks Cliff. I saw your Fury. I hate rescribing soooooo baaaaad. You must be patient! It looks awesome.
21 November 2017, 21:21
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Thank you very much Norm. Building a lot of old Monogram/Revell kits, I have gotten quite patient re-scribing . I re-scribed an entire Testor's U-2C yesterday.
21 November 2017, 22:52
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Yikes! I bet that took a few minutes! Lol. The one thing I like about most of the old Monogram kits is that they mostly are very accurate in outline and dimensions, to my experience. They just look right when you finish them. I think they spent a lot of time on accuracy during the design stages for the moulds.
21 November 2017, 23:05
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I agree, and most have great detail also. I have also found that most aftermarket acc. for Hasegawa kits work great on them.
21 November 2017, 23:07