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Really Nice attention to detail and very original - a super cool idea! :cool: :tens: Though could you make the picture sizes web freindly as they are taking ages to load. ;)

Sweet space! :vgood: We should see lots of models being completed then? :hmm:

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Thanks MP, very interesting. I had previously seen the photo of the 2 subs trapped but not all the other info. :vgood:

Thanks Paul.......yeah I saw this and will definately be waiting for this release rather than the Trumpeter kit. I don't know how I can possibly finish building my stash though with the continuing release of kits that I just NEED! :doh::soldier

You are becoming a 3D Guru....well done :good:

U-218 1945 I thought I would highlight some unique details associated with U-218, the only surviving Type 7D to make it to surrender in 1945. As a model builder this is a very interesting subject to build via modifying the 1/72 Revell Kit AND IS ON MY BUILD LIST. 1941 - IN ITS ORIGINAL...

Looking good and I lot of work! Sorry, observing from the shadows.......:smack:

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Thanks James, some new angles in amongst those :vgood:

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Not Much but something, which I am happy for. Also a group of completely different models from anything I have done before.

Takom 1/72 scale US Army M1070 Gun Truck by Duke Maddog Super tough! Jeeves cool! :coolio1:

Love it! :coolio2:

All great models! You guys are so productive :vgood:. A standout for me is the red 15 by Paddy. I remember following the build and the work that went into this one was inspirational for me.

I have this in my stash as well Paul, purchased during the Lockdowns here. I am going to hang it from the ceiling in my model room entrance and have my signed original artwork of the ship framed and hanging on the wall behind. Ian.

Merry Xmas to you to James and all my friends here at MA :Drinks: 🎅

Very Nice! Love the attention to detail and the realism. :tens:

There's nothing slow about that output!

Nice! :vgood: