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It pays to shop around. And you're lucky to have a "brick and mortar" local hobby shop. Many have closed or are generic craft stores. My last local shop now only does internet sales.
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Jaguar XJR-9 LeMans by CDW - Model Factory Hiro - 1:43 Scale
Canute replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Most of the castings look fairly crisp, with no marks/flash from the molds. These are pewter cast? -
Good luck in Boston, digging into the various museums, etc. Very historic city.
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Most excellent, Glen. And the chain base was the icing on the cake!
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I think you've captured the driftwood look very well. Very bucely done base.
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Coming along nicely, Alan. Your decks look good. Enjoy your trip.
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Yes, "Pips" Priller. He was one of the few Luftwaffe aces to attack the Normandy beaches. He was immortalized in the "Longest Day"" movie. This was his mount from the Battle of Britain. I did get to meet Adolf Galland at a dining-in we had a Bitburg. Galland was our after dinner speaker. He was some muckety muck in the West German Luftwaffe in the 1970s.
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RGL did a German battlecruiser a while back, in 1/350 scale. Another of his masterful jobs.
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