Got these a day early for my Birthday tomorrow from my brother and niece 
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Donivanp
Major
Ow pretty nice there Karl, and happy BDay
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Good stuff Karl, and Happy Birthday for tomorrow.
If I have room in the car, and time to find and pack them, I'll bring those spare kits I promised you, when we meet at Scole.
If I have room in the car, and time to find and pack them, I'll bring those spare kits I promised you, when we meet at Scole.
Love it
Crimea_River
Marshal
Never can go wrong with a Mossie.
Just to sleek and fast.
Donivanp
Major
Nice
le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
Hello,
Arrived this morning
Arrived this morning
fubar57
General
Gonna build it here Steph?
le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
Yes, I would like Geo but don't know when
It's planned to be Bong's mount (white 79, SN42-66847 or Robbins's one (yellow J, SN42-66820)
but don't know when It's planned to be Bong's mount (white 79, SN42-66847 or Robbins's one (yellow J, SN42-66820)
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Donivanp
Major
Now for J and L. Come on Tamiya!
Crimea_River
Marshal
If you could find an ETO theme then it would fit the current GB nicely.
"The Eagle has Landed" I am thinking the American Mossie.
The aircraft on display is a British-built B. Mk. 35 manufactured in 1946 (later converted for towing targets) and is similar to the P.R. Mk. XVIs used by the USAAF. It was flown to the museum in February 1985. This Mosquito, serial RS709, has been restored to a Mk. XVI configuration and painted as NS519, a weather reconnaissance aircraft of the 653rd Bombardment Squadron based in England in 1944-1945.
The aircraft on display is a British-built B. Mk. 35 manufactured in 1946 (later converted for towing targets) and is similar to the P.R. Mk. XVIs used by the USAAF. It was flown to the museum in February 1985. This Mosquito, serial RS709, has been restored to a Mk. XVI configuration and painted as NS519, a weather reconnaissance aircraft of the 653rd Bombardment Squadron based in England in 1944-1945.
Your dog has a look like, "Where's my kit?"
They are over the floor in the computer room I have to walk over them everyday there is two chew bones and two balls out right now.
Too lazy to take my own picture, so is used the one from the Ebay listing I bought it from...so NO I would never wear blue nail polish!
Donivanp
Major
But blue is so you Vik.