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Impressive!  I did a lot of these as a kid.  I did a few WWI aircraft in my 20s when I gave up smoking too. 

 
Very nice, I like the transitions through the olives/browns.

I do a fair few kits each year, Mostly tanks and planes, but I have a citroen 2cv and a landrover series III LWB on the table atm. They tend to sit through summer and get picked up more in winter!

If you want a challenge have a look at Takom models. They do some really well detailed kits that are a good step up from the standard airfix kits.

This is a Takom T55 I did a few years ago.

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Excellent details mate, I build a lot of these. I commission build also for clients.

Just finished a 1/32 scale Lancaster with over 1m wing span

 
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Iceni said:
Very nice, I like the transitions through the olives/browns.

I do a fair few kits each year, Mostly tanks and planes, but I have a citroen 2cv and a landrover series III LWB on the table atm. They tend to sit through summer and get picked up more in winter!

If you want a challenge have a look at Takom models. They do some really well detailed kits that are a good step up from the standard airfix kits.

This is a Takom T55 I did a few years ago.





 
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Really nice work. I’ve eyed up something a bit more modern a few times over the last few weeks.! 
 

2MT Paul said:
Excellent details mate, I build a lot of these. I commission build also for clients.

Just finished a 1/32 scale Lancaster with over 1m wing span
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good god, the Sherman took me about 3 weeks. I’ve looked at a 1/32 P-51 but a Lancaster would take me about 14 years.!!

 
 
THAT is fucking amazing! 

Absolutely LOVE that! 

 
2MT Paul said:
There was a little scratch building involved, and some aftermarket parts. its mainly time and patience that turns them out like that.

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Patience being the one that runs out quickest when something doesn’t go right.! The first wash on the Sherman went dreadful.! Was seconds from launching it into the garden!

 
That are cracking builds, Braush painting a finish like that is an art... superb

 
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