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Good score Jan, at least you won't have to feed the Camels anymore...
 
B*gg*r off !
 
Help!! I don't think that I've really thought this one through! :shock: :oops:

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It's massive old boy! Can almost build the 1/48 one inside it! :lol:
 
Krikey Jan!!!!! It's HUGE!!!!! bet you heard That one before!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LMAO

I been a bad boy too.
I got my Has 1/48 SH-3H today, didn't realize it's so big! This one is a project for me, GB #15 Carrier A/C, one of em I crewed in the early 60's HS-4.
And my Italeri 1/48 SH-60B is on it's way for my #14 GB Modern! A current HS-4 A/C. SH-60B is an ASW helo, HH-60H is for rescue and deployment work. HS-4 used to deliver Navy Seals.
AND, I just won a Has 1/72 Martin Marlin for me. I almost got run over by one in San Diego bay in the seaway at night turning on the bouy lights from a little dinghy! scared the crap outa me!

Most of my builds have a personal story. I think I am set for the next 5 years! No more on the horizon!
 
pffff that ain't nothin' compared to my 1/72nd Boeing Stratocruiser! it'd probably be about the same size, maybe a teeny bit smaller. but good score, man!
 
Er .. Rob, the wingspan of your 1/72nd scale 'cruiser will be around 23 inches, and narrow in chord.
The He111 in 1/32nd scale will have a span of over 27 inches, and a thick, wide chord, bulky wing. The fuselage will also be big and bulky, with a length of over 20 inches, and around four inches in diameter!
For a twin engined model, that's big, bulky, and probably heavy, even though it's plastic!
 
Wow Jan! Are you planing on being reincarnated so you can finish everything in your stash (I know I am :lol: )
 

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