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The World of Scale Models / Re: PWS A (1/72, Lukgraph)
« Last post by PrzemoL on June 09, 2026, 11:06:49 PM »Thank you, my friends.
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Under Construction / Re: Multi-Seat 2026 GB - Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter 1/72
« Last post by NigelR on June 09, 2026, 08:10:32 PM »Finding modelling a bit of a trial at the moment; Everything is fighting back and I'm just not getting any satisfaction from it. Not sure what the reason is, but despite having a spare day when everyone was out and nothing else pressing that needed doing I just bimbled around opening boxes and reading old magazines. Sometimes I think you just need to go with the flow and allow yourself some space. The model is currently sitting on it's jig with cabanes fitted ready for further developments . . .It happens. I'm struggling with my EI build at the moment - everything was fighting me and I was just spending too much time thinking about how I should do things like preshading and weathering instead of actually doing anything. But I seem to be back on track now.
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Under Construction / Re: Multi-Seat 2026 Group Build. Ilya Muromets rebuild. (Maquette 1/72)
« Last post by PJ Fisher on June 09, 2026, 01:26:59 PM »Kudos!
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Completed models / Re: Multi Seat 2026 Group Build Ilya Muromets rebuild
« Last post by malaula on June 09, 2026, 05:51:16 AM »Well done ,Tim!I had both the maquette and ICM kits in my stash,started the maquette and binned it...hats off to what you made of it!
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Under Construction / Re: Multi-Seat 2026 GB Roland C.II 1/48
« Last post by lone modeller on June 09, 2026, 03:09:26 AM »I agree with Nigel - this is shaping up very well indeed.
Stephen.
Stephen.
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Completed models / Re: Multi Seat 2026 Group Build Ilya Muromets rebuild
« Last post by lone modeller on June 09, 2026, 01:28:09 AM »That looks like a rigging nightmare! What a wonderful result from a rather poor kit - one to be proud of in every way.
Stephen.
Stephen.
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The World of Scale Models / Re: PWS A (1/72, Lukgraph)
« Last post by RAGIII on June 09, 2026, 12:10:39 AM »Another Gorgeous build!
RAGIII
RAGIII
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Latest Acquisition to your collection / Re: Growing stash ....
« Last post by DaddyO on June 08, 2026, 08:03:55 PM »You go for it girl 
Sometimes you just need to increase the stash (especially if it's something you've been after for a while) I know I'd be tempted by the Ki 46 even though I only build tiddly stuff; its sooooo pretty
Paul
Sometimes you just need to increase the stash (especially if it's something you've been after for a while) I know I'd be tempted by the Ki 46 even though I only build tiddly stuff; its sooooo pretty
Paul
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The World of Scale Models / Re: PWS A (1/72, Lukgraph)
« Last post by DaddyO on June 08, 2026, 08:01:17 PM »A nice model of a really interesting aircraft
My initial thought was that's quite a chunky aircraft, but looking closer there are plenty of quirky little details such as the flettner tabs on the ailerons only fitted on the lower wing - Nice
Paul
My initial thought was that's quite a chunky aircraft, but looking closer there are plenty of quirky little details such as the flettner tabs on the ailerons only fitted on the lower wing - Nice
Paul
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Under Construction / Re: Multi-Seat 2026 GB - Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter 1/72
« Last post by DaddyO on June 08, 2026, 07:58:58 PM »Thanks chaps
Teeny lettering was a bit of a trial Stephen
The lettering came from an old Pegasus sheet which are handy things to have if you are a bit of a rivet counter and can't bring yourself to use a 'similar' number for effect
As exp[ected the D-day celebrations were a bit of a wash out, but at least it wasn't raining while we were there. We did get up close and personal with a Spitfire, a Tiger Moth and a Stearman which were in one of the hangers so worth the short trip to the airfield.
Finding modelling a bit of a trial at the moment; Everything is fighting back and I'm just not getting any satisfaction from it. Not sure what the reason is, but despite having a spare day when everyone was out and nothing else pressing that needed doing I just bimbled around opening boxes and reading old magazines. Sometimes I think you just need to go with the flow and allow yourself some space. The model is currently sitting on it's jig with cabanes fitted ready for further developments . . .
Teeny lettering was a bit of a trial Stephen
The lettering came from an old Pegasus sheet which are handy things to have if you are a bit of a rivet counter and can't bring yourself to use a 'similar' number for effect
As exp[ected the D-day celebrations were a bit of a wash out, but at least it wasn't raining while we were there. We did get up close and personal with a Spitfire, a Tiger Moth and a Stearman which were in one of the hangers so worth the short trip to the airfield.
Finding modelling a bit of a trial at the moment; Everything is fighting back and I'm just not getting any satisfaction from it. Not sure what the reason is, but despite having a spare day when everyone was out and nothing else pressing that needed doing I just bimbled around opening boxes and reading old magazines. Sometimes I think you just need to go with the flow and allow yourself some space. The model is currently sitting on it's jig with cabanes fitted ready for further developments . . .