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Fokker Dr1 by Javlin - FINISHED - Revell - 1/28 - PLASTIC
AJohnson replied to Javlin's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Sea Harrier FRS1 by AJohnson - FINISHED - Airfix - 1:72
AJohnson replied to AJohnson's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Hi Gang, It has been a little while since the last update, but RL. (nothing dramatic, just work, chores etc.) and a general lack of enthusiasm for this kit has slowed progress down recently. But I have pushed on as I have developed the knack over the years for not finishing projects and I'm in the mode of tidying up a few of these still! This kit is one of Airfix's poorest more recent moulds and has a fair few errors on it and general lack of detail; especially compared to their more recent 1/72 Harrier GR.1, a much better kit. So I have not really put my best efforts into this one, it may live on the top shelf when done. Anyway, grumble over - we are nearly ready for the decals 😁 Just need the gloss coat to cure. Next update will probably be the big reveal as not a lot left to do, just glue on the wing pylons, fuel tanks and canopy, plus the tiny pitot tube and aerials. I just would like to finish by saying "thank you" for all the likes and comments and I wish you all a Happy Christmas and very best wishes for 2023! -
😆 - He certainly does!
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Welcome to MSW Tim!
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Welcome to MSW David!
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Hi all, I did get a reply from John Wright today and he said the they still intend to release the Surprise kit, but other business priorities have take over and they are very short of production space. They hopefully fixing that in a few months, but no date for when they’ll then be starting on Surprise, so my guess is it won’t be 2023….
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Dehavilland Mosquito by Edwardkenway - Tamiya -1:48
AJohnson replied to Edwardkenway's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Know how you feel Edward my SHAR has been been sadly neglected this last week or so, don’t know where time goes! -
Welcome to MSW Mike.
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Congratulations B.E. on another great build
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@Beef Wellington @DaveBaxt oh I know what's going on here! - you are trying to shame me into restarting my "Bounty"! 🤣 Well yes, I did lose my mojo with it and "proper" model ship building for a while and then got distracted by some card models (all Chris Coyle's fault! 😁) and then thought I better tidy up some half-built/started Airfix kits that have been gathering dust. All excuses I know, I'm suitably chastised! I am on my last Airfix to finish now, but will swing back to "Bounty" via finishing my "Nisha" soon I promise... Is this my first brush with the MSW Build-log police? (joking! - but Jason & Dave thank you both very much for dusting off this neglected thread and your kind words!)
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HMS Snake by drtrap - Caldercraft
AJohnson replied to drtrap's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
Yes, another fine Snake build to copy - when I get going! 😁 -
Cruizer-class Brig-Sloops of the Royal Navy
AJohnson replied to molasses's topic in Nautical/Naval History
Fortunately they still are, I have gone through all the ones listed in the old link (hunting for snippets about Scylla) and they all are still available on RMG. Although laborious, typing in the reference codes for the plans still works. I use RMG a fair bit (mostly out of idle curiosity) it is a huge repository, just not very user friendly! 😑 -
Cruizer-class Brig-Sloops of the Royal Navy
AJohnson replied to molasses's topic in Nautical/Naval History
There is also this useful thread:-
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