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Michael Kohl
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Mr D
Will be keeping eye out for updates.
The messy glue tubes, the Beriev lm building came with a little pot of glue that you Peirce with pin on one side 🤣
Long dried up.... I did use it back when l was a kid....lots of sticky thumb prints.
Nice project 👍

Mr D
You build some really nice stuff, good to follow n learn some techniques.
Thanks for your uploads, Great.
😀👍👍

Mr D
Coming along nicely now 👌
It's not easy to keep cars from looking a bit toy-ish .
But you seem to be on The right track.... Doing good job 👍👍

Paulo Araya
That´s super impressive! amazing work!!!!

Villiers de Vos
Thank you Paulo. Appreciated.

Mick Burdett
Good work V. I believe it was the first British car to be built using metric measurements, but I could be wrong

David Orr
Love the old Airfix Bentley. I built my father's kit last year after it had languished in a closet for nearly 50 years. Unfortunately the tyres had been left loos in the box and melted a few parts, mainly on the engine valve cover and the gearbox, but I was able to rebuild them. I used SMS British Racing Green for the shiny parts of the body. I think it looks similar to the colour you used. I used BRG mixed with Schwarzgrun and a bit of white for the passenger compartment and a BRG/white mix for the leather. You are a braver man than me stripping all that detail off the fuel tank. It's looking good though.

Landlubber Mike
Beautiful work! Love the musketeers - great touch! I can't believe the decals worked being so old, but glad they did!

Villiers de Vos
Neuling and Mike, thank you for your kind words.
Mike, this was my first attempt at painting figures. I have been avoiding it and although the sculpting dates from 1964, the outcome is not too bad.

Villiers de Vos
@WhiteGlint and Bobisek, thank you gentlemen.

Jan Eifel
Got to love Jeeps.