Airfix 1/72 Sea Harrier FA2

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Oh no! I hope your foot gets better soonly! Could it be a bite?
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The Harrier is coming along very nicely! I have a big bottle of Future that I picked up years ago. It's great for giving clear parts that little bit of extra clarity. It's also useful in filling the small microscratches that occur when repairing clear parts.
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jkim wrote: I have a big bottle of Future that I picked up years ago. It's great for giving clear parts that little bit of extra clarity. It's also useful in filling the small microscratches that occur when repairing clear parts.
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jkim wrote: I have a big bottle of Future that I picked up years ago. It's great for giving clear parts that little bit of extra clarity. It's also useful in filling the small microscratches that occur when repairing clear parts.
A lot of us do, I imaginee!
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Yeah, I need a new bottle of Future. Mine is running really low.

Excellent work so far Stuart! Take care of that foot.
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Thats loking really nice. I am doing the same boxing after my current builds, glad to hear there are no big issues with it.
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Thanks Gents!
LyleW wrote:Oh no! I hope your foot gets better soonly! Could it be a bite?
Hi Lyle - nah, it was a sprain (I think). I've had to keep it elevated and on ice for a few days as I could hardly walk. Bit of a mojo killer to say the least.
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Stuart wrote: it was a sprain (I think). I've had to keep it elevated and on ice for a few days as I could hardly walk. Bit of a mojo killer to say the least.

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And after the swelling stops (the ice part) heat is recommended to increase the blood flow, I think.
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