Melbourne Model Expo (2011)

very well done
 
Next up a WILD.....er, oops nearly said it Terry :lol: A Grumman Martlet.
 

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Looking very nice. :)
 
Good one!
 
Thanks fellas, next up another noob I suspect....Spad XIII
 

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Neat little kit.
 
Aussie Spit next...
 

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Neat job. Could do with a bit of weathering and too much yellow on the prop tips, but it's a fine looking model just the same.
 
Nicely done, agree about the prop tips, and not sure about that antenna wire - would have thought VHF radios used. Perhaps just a touch of weathering, but good to see the panel lines aren't overdone.
 
Nice. So the yellow prop indicators were too "long"? If they are too "long" they don't look that much long. Others have pics for authenticity? Just want to learn.
 

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