Miggers

Like the Tortoise,looks like a souped Jagdpanther(now there's a tank alright),but the Cruiser could have been built for the Russians. They'd love all that boiler plate and big rivets Big Beau looks very fruity,I wish Stephen Grey would say "Stuff flying it myself,I'll find some foo,er,nice bloke to do it"and get the beast finished and onto the show circuit.

I use the airbrush(just air going through it obviously)turned down on pressure and a very soft brush to keep mine dusted.

Grand job Dunc. Neither are really my bag(I prefer Martlet flavour),but they both look great.

'Tis indeed a lovely little kit(built it meself eons ago) and quite accurate too I believe. MB's Shagbat was also very well received when it came out(around 1973/74 IIRC)and was mooted for it's accuracy and finesse. I remember "Scale Models" featured it back then and reckoned it was light years better than the old Airfix kit,it certainly looks impressive even now fully rigged up. That 8 page ref.was the only(and I really mean only)thing I could find with interior photo's of the 'Fox. Glad it's of use to 'Eee.

Have a gander at this doc: http://s197.photobucket.com/user/JJELLIS_PHOTO/library/Fairey Seafox?sort=3&page=1 Cockpit placards,dunno if they're still available but possibly print and cut out a la old Airfix stylee? https://www.scalemates.com/kits/1005371-plusmodel-c-064-fairey-seafox Not sure how accurate his internal detail is: http://www.master194.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32333 but he does mention this: Scale Models Vol 6 nr 72 and reckons it was a good article with plans too. Who do you know that has a good stock of old Scale Models mags?,nowt on E-Bay or out there in thinternet land.

Bung 'em on E-Bay Ken,there's always a healthy market on there for part/fully built models.

No he's not,the tw*ts around here see it's a silver bullet 3 series Bimmer(indicators flashing or not)and think "F/U monkey,not letting some tw*t in a BMW out🖕", good job I have twaction control and aren't afraid to"spur the horses" at times,tight bahstuds Looks like downtown Chernobyl there Mr Brahn,like the T'Birds BTW,a scale "Tracy Island"to suit in the offing soon?

Very nice indeedy Duncster. "Bulldog" eh,that could go down in a report TBH,though did I mention I have a 1/48th Spit 16 that I need some lettering and serial number masks making up for............................. Just saying like.........😉

Ear,ear,don't you lump that "Four Sprung Duck" crowd in with us indicator-less Bimmer Boys you wicked barskit you!!!!!. I could arrange for a gang of us Bimmer Boys to come a-parping our highly superior "gerrout the way" Germanic horns at you outside Grunhertz Towers you know and grass you up to your Audi pilot neighbours as to why this was happening😛

Wish the Germans would have sent this over for a few displays with GiNA when she was up and about,they'd have looked great together. Nice work John,I like the 71 "tulips"on the canards,a nice nod to Bubi Hartmann.

Very neat Deano,very neat.

This is why I rarely blab off about where I'm at with a project,folks'll want me to rush it😛 Yep,she looks a neat Spook Chris(even if it is a Navvy one that's been pinched by the Crabs). I didn't know the Tremblers flew the .1,I've only ever seen 'em with 92's badge.

What a novel idea,a glider with a pop-up engine(shows what I know about gliders eh),I can see there's mileage in that idea. Nice one Al,it looks pretty darn good to me.

Nice work Falcon,but I think you've got the colours wrong..........

Now there's a good idea worth pinching. I think I prefer the Revell Lanc's wing fit TBH,them there big long spars could be a source of merriment............