Plastik Smurff
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Very nice 
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1/48 Hurricane MK II?
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phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks James,Bob , Dave and Smurf . You would think a retired fella would find more time at the bench but alas , it's not working that way and as you know I'm slow and with the recent addition to the family my time gets imposed on a lot.
I like eagerness though but this was no a tease, just a mere recap of where we've been .
Bob, I was posting these pictures last night way past the time all you Pups were gone. I needed some rest myself
Now, for the mug shots . . .
This is my favorite. If an ME 109 make you think of German fighters than this make me thing of an English buldog . Gonna bite your leg off ! ! !
Well folks this is the end of this one. I have noticed a few places that still need attention.
Nice kit though but it would have been simpler if I had not wrestled it into something different.
Hope you enjoy . Comments always welcome .
Cheers, Christian B)
I like eagerness though but this was no a tease, just a mere recap of where we've been .
Bob, I was posting these pictures last night way past the time all you Pups were gone. I needed some rest myself
Now, for the mug shots . . .
This is my favorite. If an ME 109 make you think of German fighters than this make me thing of an English buldog . Gonna bite your leg off ! ! !
Well folks this is the end of this one. I have noticed a few places that still need attention.
Nice kit though but it would have been simpler if I had not wrestled it into something different.
Hope you enjoy . Comments always welcome .
Cheers, Christian B)
Well done Chris! You can dirty up an aircraft better than anyone I know.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks Bob. Maybe when I build something in 1/32 I can come up with greasy hand print Certainly would be appropriate on that F-4E I have in the closet .
Cheers, Christian B)
Certainly would be appropriate on that F-4E I have in the closet .Cheers, Christian B)
Great going WOOHOO :woohoo:Thanks James,Bob , Dave and Smurf . You would think a retired fella would find more time at the bench but alas , it's not working that way and as you know I'm slow and with the recent addition to the family my time gets imposed on a lot.
I like eagerness though but this was no a tease, just a mere recap of where we've been .
Bob, I was posting these pictures last night way past the time all you Pups were gone. I needed some rest myself
Now, for the mug shots . . .
This is my favorite. If an ME 109 make you think of German fighters than this make me thing of an English buldog . Gonna bite your leg off ! ! !
Well folks this is the end of this one. I have noticed a few places that still need attention.
Nice kit though but it would have been simpler if I had not wrestled it into something different.
Hope you enjoy . Comments always welcome .
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
My thanks to Chuck, Mr t. and Dave for taking the time to look
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thank you ! Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thank you all for the kind words , Hubert , Mike , James and nsmekaniik
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
You know, there is at least one advantage (if one can put it that way) to coming to MA every three or four months: you get to read long Threads and follow the whole building process of several beautiful models in about a coupla hours each: that's absolutely awesome! 
This Hurricane certainly fills those shoes: what a magnificient job, Chris!!! You've dealt with wisdom, dilligence and experience with all setbacks, to bring to life an amazing model and, "hear, hear", I'm not even such a big fan of those birds - they look sturdy, but lack the "finesse" and sleekness of other WWII aircrafts.
And best of all, we LEARN A LOT with every build we follow that is well documented. This really is a great Forum in many, many ways! :dude
Cheers and congrats, Chris: you've done a fantastic job on this one!
Fernao
This Hurricane certainly fills those shoes: what a magnificient job, Chris!!! You've dealt with wisdom, dilligence and experience with all setbacks, to bring to life an amazing model and, "hear, hear", I'm not even such a big fan of those birds - they look sturdy, but lack the "finesse" and sleekness of other WWII aircrafts.
And best of all, we LEARN A LOT with every build we follow that is well documented. This really is a great Forum in many, many ways! :dude
Cheers and congrats, Chris: you've done a fantastic job on this one!
Fernao
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks for the kind words Fernao 
Good to see you back over here :drinks
Cheers, Christian B)
Good to see you back over here :drinks Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks Phil . Even though it's twice as big as what I normally build it was also twice as easy to assemble than my normal stuff. 
Great fun . Cheers, Christian B)
Great fun . Cheers, Christian B)
Dave The Chef
Member
Not my fav plane but you made this one look great, well done! B)
