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    #16
    Yet another micro master build Tony,truly amazing and given the scale all the more so! Avery well deserved 5stars,very nicely done Sir!

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    • spanner570
      SMF Supporters
      • May 2009
      • 15389

      #17
      Amazing little build.....You certainly produce the goods with these 1/144!

      Cracking job Tony,

      Ron

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      • yak face
        Moderator
        • Jun 2009
        • 13836
        • Tony
        • Sheffield

        #18
        Thanks everyone for the great comments . I tried to get the base to look like the 2nd pic in this excellent walkaround http://www.primeportal.net/hangar/paul_tosney/puma_hc1/index.php?Page=2 I also made a wheel chock like pic 7 but put it on the other side . I'd recommend this kit in any of its various boxings (theres a gulf war desert pink boxing as well as this one) its a great build and can usually be found fairly cheap , cheers tony

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        • geegad
          • Mar 2010
          • 2329

          #19
          superb work love the colour looks spot on and in such a small small scale dont think i could manage..

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          • Andy2035
            • Aug 2011
            • 730

            #20
            This is stunning, I didn't realise just how small it was until you held it, I wonder if it's one of the Puma's I refuelled...

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            • yak face
              Moderator
              • Jun 2009
              • 13836
              • Tony
              • Sheffield

              #21
              Thanks andy, if you were ground crew then maybe you could shed some light on something for me? While looking at reference pics of the rotor head and tail rotor I noticed that there were different colour bands painted at the base of each blade , i replicated these on the model but still dont know the reason for them. I presumed it was so they went back where they came from if disassembled , maybe the unit is finely balanced a bit like a car wheel ? cheers tony

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              • Andy2035
                • Aug 2011
                • 730

                #22
                Hi Tony,

                Sorry, I was a Driver, I used to drive the fuel Bowser's...

                Andy...

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                • Dave W
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 4713

                  #23
                  Great build Tony.Looked even better when I saw it close up at the Newark show.

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