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  • Airborne01
    • Mar 2021
    • 3964
    • Steve
    • Essex

    #1

    Airborne's Old Wingy Things

    Hi!
    These are several years old, I had intended to create dioramas but the interest has gone. I've just noticed that some of the decals on the F4 have cracked; this is a phenomenon I've never encountered - any experience? Easily rectified I suppose by washing with white acrylic but nevertheless disconcerting. As usual your observations will be welcomed!
    Steve
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  • AlanG
    • Dec 2008
    • 6296

    #2
    What's not to love about ANY wurger?! Very nice indeed Steve

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    • Tim Marlow
      SMF Supporters
      • Apr 2018
      • 18901
      • Tim
      • Somerset UK

      #3
      Like those a lot! Nice looking workhorses.

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      • Neil Merryweather
        SMF Supporters
        • Dec 2018
        • 5185
        • London

        #4
        Originally posted by AlanG
        What's not to love about ANY wurger?! Very nice indeed Steve
        I've got to ask- Wurger? why is it called that?
        it's the Corsair for me every time, though

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        • Airborne01
          • Mar 2021
          • 3964
          • Steve
          • Essex

          #5
          Originally posted by Neil Merryweather
          I've got to ask- Wurger? why is it called that?
          it's the Corsair for me every time, though
          The plane was christened the 'Butcher Bird' because of its lethal effectiveness - 'Wurger' is the German name for (I believe) the Shrike - also referred to as the 'Butcher Bird ' in English folklore for its habit of impaling its victims on thorns to provide a later takeaway meal!

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          • Neil Merryweather
            SMF Supporters
            • Dec 2018
            • 5185
            • London

            #6
            Thank you!
            I started to puzzle it out after asking but now that confirms my theory

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