Airfield modelling (Airfix / Hornby / Lego etc)

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24 Oct 2009 19:07 #21 by ww2nut

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honest no interference from me just a photographic memory on the part of Sean, this isnt the first quite shocking thing he has built, apparently he had been on it for 6 hours

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24 Oct 2009 19:25 #22 by AiXAdmin

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And a signals square into the bargain... impressed.

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24 Oct 2009 19:26 #23 by REF

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Thats brilliant, well done!

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24 Oct 2009 20:39 #24 by Peter Kirk

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The green is a bit vivid but all the other colours are authentic.

My Plasticard effort in the 70s warped. To much Mekpak I think.

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24 Oct 2009 23:56 #25 by Chris Lowe

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You mean you didn't build the Airfix version then PNK?
That lego one should be taken to legoland.

English Civil War Re-enactor with the Sealed Knot.
Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!

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25 Oct 2009 01:34 #26 by Peter Kirk

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buccaneer66;33402 wrote:
You mean you didn't build the Airfix version then PNK?

The Airfix one was not available when I was making most of my models. It was in the catalogues at some point but never in the shops

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25 Oct 2009 09:32 #27 by Dave Smith

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Nice job - love the signals square! I never thought of adding one of those when I built a 12779/41 watch office in Lego many years ago. My sons were not impressed ...

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25 Oct 2009 22:18 #28 by SimonT

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LOL, very good!

Best Wishes
SimonT

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27 Oct 2009 10:04 #29 by mawganmad

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Excellent, Llandow by any chance?!

Next job, a VHB!

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27 Oct 2009 12:36 #30 by Peter Kirk

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Thank goodness we didn't make heavy fighters, that would have been most confusing.

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