A Pile of Spitfires....

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Making some progress - almost finished now, just a bit of painting to do here and there.

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Bravo!
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Thanks Lyle!
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Very cool Stuart!
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better and better
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A nice trio of Spits. :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
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As I plod slowly along you build an entire squadron! BRAVO, Stuart!
Make more models!
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Fine work Stuart. I can only dream of knocking kits out that fast! :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
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speedgraflex wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2026 8:42 pm As I plod slowly along you build an entire squadron! BRAVO, Stuart!
LOL! Thanks Bruce!
cbaltrin wrote: Sat Apr 04, 2026 10:10 am Fine work Stuart. I can only dream of knocking kits out that fast! :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
I bet you could if you lowered yourself to my level LOL!
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Happy Easter All

I went on a Easter family Sunday Drive around the Conwy Valley here in North Wales and the neighbouring hills to visit some 13th Century Churches and a rather nice Artisan Fair near Bodnant Gardens in Conwy.

The First was The Church of St Mary in Caerhun - built right in the centre of the Conwy Valley, on the site of Canovium, one of the main Roman Forts in North Wales.

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The next one was St Digain's in the village of Llangernyw in the foot hills of the Clwydian Range.

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A lovely little church, but not as wonderful as the 4000 year old Yew tree next to it - yes you read that right - 4000 years. It's officially one of the oldest living things on the planet. If you think about it this tree was a sapling during the Bronze age... :shock:

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Overall it wasn't a bad way to spend an Easter afternoon.

Oh and I've done some modelling - I've finished the trio of Spitfires I was building.

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Airfix mk.I converted to a PR mk.IV

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Tamiya mk.Vb

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Airfix mk.I converted to a Mk.II LR using the old (sadly out of production) 3D-Kits mk.II conversion set along with the LR Conversion set.

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So that's four Spitfires in the space of two months.... I have to say I maybe a bit Spitfired out now - Time to build something else LOL!

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Cheers again and Happy Easter!
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