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lemoff
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Kept that quiet..... You have no idea how tempted i am hehe
I haven't got them in yet but can have them in in a couple of days, these kits are supposed to be the dogs do da's
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lemoff
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Regretting all the 1/32 trumpeter kits i got over the last few months (something i think you should look into stocking :P ).
Once i have made a suitable job of a couple of those, i will definitely be interested!
Although.... i said to the wife that i'd hang them from the ceiling..... will need to put in some extra support hehe.
Once i have made a suitable job of a couple of those, i will definitely be interested!
Although.... i said to the wife that i'd hang them from the ceiling..... will need to put in some extra support hehe.
stona
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Great kits that need some building,they don't fall together. They beg to be posed with a few panels open,the interior detail is very impressive. I imported one (Ta152) myself a while ago and it was an expensive excercise. Worth it?....hell yes.
Cheers
Steve
Cheers
Steve
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lemoff
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Still being a novice to this kit building, going from poorly made Revell kits (even an Airfix that i will not finish its that bad) onto better Italeri and my latest a very nice 1/48 tamiya (birthday present) along with getting some better tools i am slowly turning out better kits. It would be rude not to give one a go.
Dam... i am even wondering if i could sneak this into the house without the wife asking questions lol
Dam... i am even wondering if i could sneak this into the house without the wife asking questions lol
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rockyreg
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Ive nicked it. Smuggle it out last night lol. you didnt notice mate..............i wish.:thumbsup:
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ping-pong
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Lol the above comment was supposed to be mine....lol:poster_oops: