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Great work as ever Aigore, Keep it up. It will be a stunner when finished!

Still lovely work Aigore. your build is highlighting exactly where the additional work will be required and possibly saving a few hours of frustration for future builders. I may go the Airscale route for the I.P i.e decals and instrument bezels.

The level of stunning work continues! Having hurty eyes is well worth it, the results speak for themselves. To the next update!

Great work! Keep that ball rolling!

I cant keep up! the progress youre making on this is amazing. All tips are being noted for when my copy arrives. Hats off to Jetmads for thinking the construction process through with the modular design and the fact that they provide the stabilising blocks to join the various parts It is inspired. Can I ask what adhesives are you preferring to use. I an possibly looking at a two part resin similar to that used for HPH resin kits.

Why thank you!

Shamefully, Its been a while since iv'e been over here to ARC as Im mainly on 1/32 builds but with the forthcoming impending arrival of my copy of this kit I satrted fishing around for build threads and low and behold i stumble across this thread! Its great to se the full detail on how this kit now builds and I have to say your work thus far is superlative. I will be watching this progress for inspiration and ideas as to how you approach each stage. Keep up the great work!

My second Vignette is to balance the books as it were. Called "the day before" it depicts Pips Prillers aircraft undergoing servicing while Priller himself nicks the groundcrews coffee. Priller, was one of only two German aircraft to make an appearance over the Allied beachhead on D Day. the second was his wingman. I had this idea after scoring an old boxing of the 1/32 Hasegawa 190 for £2.99. The figures are the Verlinden set as is the aircraft detail set. The planking is made up of coffee stirrers.

Hi Folks, I have been neglecting my presence on ARC of late as work and real life got in the way of my modelling time, however i thought i'd share two builds i recently completed for the Telford IPMS. These were part of the 32 sig stand who's theme was (loosely) the 70th anniversary of D Day sO I started two projects. 1st is "Solar bolt" and experiment using a cheap hobby solar panel and motor. I wanted to depict a P47 at the point of take off but wanted something different in that I wanted the prop to turn to "liven" the scene hence i bought a mico motor which comes with a small solar pa

Pm Inbound!

lovely lovely a10 related stuff. That is outstanding!

This kit was purchased as a leaving present for a colleague of mine who is an ex Royal Marine Commando and was carried into the 2003 Iraq conflict on board Bravo November on the first night. For those of you unfamiliar with the Chinook if you Google "chinook Bravo November" you will find it a particularly historical, and regarded as lucky aircraft. Anyhow The build is based around trumpeters CH47D kit with added Eduard troop seats and cobbled together figures from a variety of sources. Many of the details have been scratch built. The purists would be able to drive the proverbial coach and

Although I never met or conversed with Matt to any great extent, I do know he was one of the shining lights in the modelling community. I always read his threads with anticipation around his insider knowledge and modelling skills to boot. A VERY sad loss and so young! my thoughts and condolences go to his family and friends at this difficult time. R.I.P

no takers eh?

Shot in the dark here, but does anyone have a Trumpeter Flanker UB they would want to trade for a single seater? MAY do a cash adujstment on account of the ub being a "newer" kit.