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Everything posted by Old Collingwood
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Hiya Kevin, I have caught up now, you are doing a lovely job - you saved that sanding issue really well, and your paintwork looks proper loverly, what really stands out to me is the genuine scale correct-ness the canons and ditance behind for running in/out and the over all beam of the ship - just looks so right. Oh and loving the tiles. OC.
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Vincent Black Shadow by CDW - Revell - 1:12 Scale
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What an Amazing Dio - Superbly built Greg. OC.
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Excellent start of a Superb kit - still the most accurate kit of her in any scale. I did a build of her in here, but put it on hold as I went another direction and started to turn her into her sinking scene, when she was blwn in Two. OC.
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