Stuart's Aircraft of the Royal Air Force in WWII

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Stuart wrote:Image
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Lovely!
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Well I managed to get the Defiant finished over the weekend, that makes 5 finishes this year so far - more pictures in the completed forum...

http://www.spamodeler.com/forum/viewtop ... =21&t=6127

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Thanks all for taking a look and commenting, I'll have to dig into my RAF stash and decide what's next.

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:shoutout: Looks mighty fine Stuart! And that is number 5 for this year so far? You are on a hot streak! :wink:
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Stikpusher wrote::shoutout: Looks mighty fine Stuart! And that is number 5 for this year so far? You are on a hot streak! :wink:
Thanks Carlos.

One on the advantages of building these little kits, they're quick to finish! :grin:
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Magnificent work Stuart! Man, I am always amazed at the incredible work that you do on these models! Way to go man!

And congrats on finishing five.models this year so far. You've surpassed me already. :bag:
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Ok Stuart, that's it. You've built more models than the mighty Duke. Quit the hobby and take a seat amongst the modelling gods.

Very cool Defiant by the way! :beau:
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mostrich wrote:Ok Stuart, that's it. You've built more models than the mighty Duke. Quit the hobby and take a seat amongst the modelling gods.
It won't last, we'll all blink in a moment and suddenly Mark will have finished 20 :wow:
mostrich wrote:Very cool Defiant by the way! :beau:
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Duke Maddog wrote:Magnificent work Stuart! Man, I am always amazed at the incredible work that you do on these models! Way to go man!

And congrats on finishing five.models this year so far. You've surpassed me already. :bag:
Thanks Mark - much appreciated!

To be fair, 3 of them I started last year! :whistle:
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