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Umm, won't be at the bench in foreseeable future. Bit over a personal crisis recently, which is under control now but I'be certainly had a change in priorities forced upon me.

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I also prefer the bareback A-4, they were supplied with the hump for avionics but we're never fitted out. Will be building a bareback KAHU bird for the Competition Homework thread :pilot

Start up pictures

Cool subject James :popcorn

Looking forward to watching this!!

Still no kit in the mail :idonno and it seems I'll be ordering another one anyway as this one will go straight into the Kiwi/Aussie GB. I thought that might be a good idea to get the feel of the kit :cheer: Been researching a bit lately as I'm currently building a TA-4G back at home Couple...

Pretty excited about this actually,just found out our National IMPS event is on the 9th to 11th October...............and only 200km down the road............and I have those days off work :dude I'm heading down to see what all this competition shenanigans is all about and enter a few of my...

Cheers Bob, put a Kiwi on it and we'll fight tooth and nail for it :laugh:

Hey Ian, DA on the sly ;) How about we call up the troops and get this thing rolling?

Definitely down for this!!

Just starting my homework thread. No photo's as the kit is "in the post" as we speak.

Great topic Terry :thumbsup Subscribed and very keen to have a crack at this. If it don't kill me it will only make me better

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I'm ready now - bring it home James!!

Your a very brave man Nerdling ;) I couldn't get away with that 1 - my 9 year old son would try and shoot them down with his BB gun, rubberband or any such weapon he can get his mitts on :vmad 2 - I'd be paranoid that I didn't get enough or to much glue on the tailwheel and it might pop out...

Eduard 1/48 IL-2M Shturmovik Looking good Phil - real good!! :popcorn

UNIVERSAL CARRIER Mk.II"NEW TRACKS" Wow those tracks look much better than the originals, nice sag too. The resin drive wheels look like the're just thin enough though :ohmy: Love the paint work :thumbsup

Cheers James, I used a very light gray and then Deck Tan, both heavily thinned with laquer thinners and shot it on with the airbrush (0.1mm) in several quick passes. It was protected before hand with an acylic clear coat that was truely cured. I will practice the technique before I use it again...