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Benevolens Magister
Nice work George. Can't advise on the letters, but they could well be 'non regulation' size, to fit, and I think you're on the right track.
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fubar57
General
Lordy Wojtek. Not knowing the size of your coinage and hazarding a guess that those are 1/72, fantastic!!!
Geo
Geo
fubar57
General
Still looks great my friend. Gives me something to strive for in future builds.
Geo
Geo
Looks great Master Wojtek
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Benevolens Magister
Great stuff Wojtek!
Is that bomb a bomb, or a message-dropping container? If a bomb, I'm guessing it's something like a 25 Pound example, or maybe a smoke bomb?
Is that bomb a bomb, or a message-dropping container? If a bomb, I'm guessing it's something like a 25 Pound example, or maybe a smoke bomb?
THX guys. 
Terry, it is quite difficult to say if it is a bomb, or a message-dropping container. It is more likely it's the smoke bomb or the message-dropping container. These drawings for Kingfisher don't show it properly. It is a "prototype" and an example only. I reminded myself that there was somebody who needed bombs for his model and didn't believe it's possible to make them from scratch.
Terry, it is quite difficult to say if it is a bomb, or a message-dropping container. It is more likely it's the smoke bomb or the message-dropping container. These drawings for Kingfisher don't show it properly. It is a "prototype" and an example only. I reminded myself that there was somebody who needed bombs for his model and didn't believe it's possible to make them from scratch.
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Benevolens Magister
No problem my friend, and you've shown that it can be done, of course!
I don't know enough about the aircraft or its armament, but I've seen small bombs like that which are sometimes practice bombs, or smoke bombs, although the latter often have a 'blunt' nose. And of course, in the early war period, small 25 Pound bombs, or around that size, were still used by such aircraft; the Lysander, for example, carried a number on each rack on the wheel spats.
I don't know enough about the aircraft or its armament, but I've seen small bombs like that which are sometimes practice bombs, or smoke bombs, although the latter often have a 'blunt' nose. And of course, in the early war period, small 25 Pound bombs, or around that size, were still used by such aircraft; the Lysander, for example, carried a number on each rack on the wheel spats.
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Benevolens Magister
Neat !
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Just some amazing work!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Great work here guys. I've not been keeping up in these pages but will now!
awesome work Wojtek!
