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  • JR
    • May 2015
    • 18273

    #16
    Sorry Richard.......... Missed this altogether. I just can't keep up, one minute in a paddy field, then underneath a Typhoon looking at landing gear. Now this another great build with detail to match.
    Could you please inform me of the next batch of builds soI can keep up.:smiling4:
    John.

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    • Si Benson
      • Apr 2018
      • 3572

      #17
      Nicely done Richard:thumb2:

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      • rtfoe
        SMF Supporters
        • Apr 2018
        • 9098

        #18
        Hi Guys,

        No worries John, I've been putting up old posts in this forum for those who have not seen my work from the previous forum. What surprises me is quite a few members from the previous forum have indicated seeing them for the first time so have the really old guard not migrated here? I know Gary Radford and gang are in Facebook...I'm not a FB guy and hang around here more often. I'll message you the next time I post something new.

        Si, I hope by the time you get this you're still here. thanks.

        Cheers,
        Richard

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        • colin m
          Moderator
          • Dec 2008
          • 8763
          • Colin
          • Stafford, UK

          #19
          Well look at that. I built one of these first time around. That could have been about 40 something years ago. Anyway, very nice finish Richard. I like the odd old kit as well, the biggest problem I find is everything is just so thick. Moulding technology was different back in those days.

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          • rtfoe
            SMF Supporters
            • Apr 2018
            • 9098

            #20
            Thanks Colin, old kits are nostalgic. Have always dreamed to build them again with improved skills if I can get the chance. Thick was in in those days...just look at some of the wings. Aerials and pitot tubes were three times the thickness in scale.

            Cheers,
            Richard

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