vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
That looks pretty sweet!
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Looks good..
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
The decal sheets showed up Saturday Karl, thanks again sir!
Lucky13
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For obvious reasons....
A4K
Brigadier General
Great scores guys!
My latest, first of 5 rare and unusual kiwi birds ordered recently:
AZ model #AZ7229: Avro 626 Prefect (1:72 scale)
Ordered from Transport Models Ltd, via E-bay.
My latest, first of 5 rare and unusual kiwi birds ordered recently:
AZ model #AZ7229: Avro 626 Prefect (1:72 scale)
Ordered from Transport Models Ltd, via E-bay.
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Benevolens Magister
Nice scores chaps.
Evan, is the 'Prefect' an Aussie version of the 'Tutor' ?
Evan, is the 'Prefect' an Aussie version of the 'Tutor' ?
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
That is an interesting bird.
I know! It's worse in the "A new book in my library" section! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
kogyro
Airman
I hate myself.
I bought a kit
Hate me even more, buy two kits:
Need of treatment, 66 kits stored in boxes
I bought a kit
Hate me even more, buy two kits:
Need of treatment, 66 kits stored in boxes
Lucky13
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Comes with a couple of extras, so not a too bad price on the 'bay'....
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Good for the 75 anniversary of Battle of Britain next year!
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Benevolens Magister
And another for the BoB 75th Anniversary next year. Not a purchase as such, but a very generous gift from our Swettish member, received today - he's not such a bad Muppet.
This is the 2007 release of the original, early 1970's Revell 1/32nd Me110, still sealed and bagged, which, with a little additional added details, can make into a nice replica. Decals provided don't quite match the type actually modelled, but that's a minor consideration.
Thanks awfully old chap.
This is the 2007 release of the original, early 1970's Revell 1/32nd Me110, still sealed and bagged, which, with a little additional added details, can make into a nice replica. Decals provided don't quite match the type actually modelled, but that's a minor consideration.
Thanks awfully old chap.
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A4K
Brigadier General
Fantastic scores everyone!
Terry, the Tutor was the Avro 621. They look very similar, the major difference being the third cockpit in the 626.
Edit:
According to 'Uncle Google', the 621 and 626 were structurally identical, the difference being the option of Lynx IVC or Cheetah V engines, and the extra cockpit (with provision for a scarf ring) I mentioned.
To make things more fun, RAF machines didn't have the extra cockpit fitted apparently, so you'd probably only be able to tell them apart if you can see the serial number!
Terry, the Tutor was the Avro 621. They look very similar, the major difference being the third cockpit in the 626.
Edit:
According to 'Uncle Google', the 621 and 626 were structurally identical, the difference being the option of Lynx IVC or Cheetah V engines, and the extra cockpit (with provision for a scarf ring) I mentioned.
To make things more fun, RAF machines didn't have the extra cockpit fitted apparently, so you'd probably only be able to tell them apart if you can see the serial number!
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Great stuff guys and looks like Santa Jan is being charitable today.
Hmm, 75th Battle of Britain anniversary.....sounds like a potential unofficial Group Build in the offing.
Hmm, 75th Battle of Britain anniversary.....sounds like a potential unofficial Group Build in the offing.