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[scottie3158]

Laurie,
Some lovely repair work.

[JR]

Impressed with your post layout, you certainly take your time and a lot of effort into posting.
I like the photo of the Airport, with It's Crital galvanized window frames, very Art Deco. Could see Poirot walking across that concrete.

[rtfoe]

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Hi Laurie, that's supposed to be the engine air vent. :smiling6: On the serious side, good recovery and repair work as the pieces look like they were from a crash site. As for being a tail sitter...no way with all the putty up front. :smiling5: Give your brain a rest you deserve it.

I like the positive commentary you posted on the build of the kit...very reassuring .:smiling2:

Cheers,
Richard

[Guest]

Laurie,
Some lovely repair work.

Thanks Paul. Proof of the pudding when I prime. Actually strange tho. it may seem enjoyed the "renovation".
Laurie

[Guest]

Impressed with your post layout, you certainly take your time and a lot of effort into posting.
I like the photo of the Airport, with It's Crital galvanized window frames, very Art Deco. Could see Poirot walking across that concrete.

Very nice of you John. Enjoy the posting bit. Spent 50 years in Architecture all part of the art bit.

Hi Laurie, that's supposed to be the engine air vent. :smiling6: On the serious side, good recovery and repair work as the pieces look like they were from a crash site. As for being a tail sitter...no way with all the putty up front. :smiling5: Give your brain a rest you deserve it.

I like the positive commentary you posted on the build of the kit...very reassuring .:smiling2:

Cheers,
Richard

Thanks Richard. yes some bits are positively hilarious. The yoke came in two bits stick & top of yoke. Touched the top bit, where the hands go, with Tamiya cement & the whole thing shrank into a blob of plastic.

Laurie

[Guest]

Well this Humpty Dumpty continues to annoy my patience. Darned thing keeps falling off the wall.

Mr Miles Aerovan fell on the floor a couple of days ago. Fortune (debatable) was on my side it survived.

Laurie

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[Tim Marlow]

Keep fighting Laurie, soon be time for primer!

[Guest]

Keep fighting Laurie, soon be time for primer!

Thanks Tim hopefully I am winning.

Laurie

[scottie3158]

Silk purse from a sows ear springs to mind mate.

[Guest]

Silk purse from a sows ear springs to mind mate.

Hope springs eternal in the human breast. Gee hope that is right.

Laurie

[Mini Me]

Laurie, this has really turned into something you can sink your teeth into.........just don't choke on the small bits. I think you are winning, but so far it has been close, if not a bit "dicey" at times. I think your progress so far is commendable and I doff my head gear in honor of your efforts! PCO (please carry on) Looking forward to your next update Sir. Rick H. :thumb2:

[Guest]

Laurie, this has really turned into something you can sink your teeth into.........just don't choke on the small bits. I think you are winning, but so far it has been close, if not a bit "dicey" at times. I think your progress so far is commendable and I doff my head gear in honor of your efforts! PCO (please carry on) Looking forward to your next update Sir. Rick H. :thumb2:

Thanks Sir. Rick. Am I right here are you of the gentry

Actually I moan but quite enjoying it all. If I can make something out of this I will be happy.

Laurie

[Mini Me]

Naw.........Laurie, I'm just a regular bloke what gets carried away sometimes
Rick H.

[Steve Brodie]

Those seam lines are so wide, you could drive a Harley down them :-). great work on sorting them out.

[Guest]

Those seam lines are so wide, you could drive a Harley down them :-). great work on sorting them out.

Thanks Steve. Testing time to day primer.