Thanks John after a careful look I was very wrong but I almost tossed it in the Bin. Thanks for the complement my Friend
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Good to see the Spitfire back in progress LeeComment
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Joe. Thanks hope to give you more updates soonComment
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Good to see this on the go again.Comment
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As Tim said, good to see you pick this up again.
AndrewComment
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Tim. Thanks for stopping by again hope to have some more updates soon
Andrew. Thanks I’m glad I revisited this build tooComment
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Wow I can’t believe it been over a year since I touched this build I thought it was late last fall time seems to fly by anymore. I thought I would maybe get this Spitfire out of the way before I start on my Peteraix GB. Today I worked on the cockpit and Hand Painted the whole Model. I’m going to let this cure up a few days then try the Camo by Hand also a little nervous about it never done any Camo by Hand.Comment
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Before calling it a night I realize I painted the seat the wrong color so I went back and fixed that but before that the paint was dry so I just had to try the Camo. I think I came pretty close to the Aircraft I intend to build. It was pretty scary free handing the Camo but after awhile it became kinda fun. The Aircraft I’ll be doing is Sgt. Tadeusz Schiele October 1941.Comment
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Coming on nicely Lee!Comment
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Looking good Lee :thumb2:Comment
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Hi Lee
Well this keeps reappearing and good that it does. It's looking very nice indeed. Brush painting certainly works. You've done a fine job and, as always on planes, the decals will bring it to life.
JimComment
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YOURE doin well on this spitty Lee an it looks a very good fit very well done cant wait till its decals time an to think you was gonna bin it cant think why as to me it looks a great kit
chrisbComment
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Looking very good Lee. Camo is spot on mate :thumb2:Comment
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Coming on well Lee, after all you can't rush these things!
Many people say you can't brush Tamiya paints, but you've done a great job of it.
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