Spitfire

Looking good, that primary chain certainly looks the business. Cheers Dennis

Real quality modelling, I'm impressed they look great. Cheers Dennis

Now I never knew that, I knew they were a lightweight metal but did not realise that they were painted, I thought that was the metal's natural colour. Every day is a school day. Cheers Dennis

Not too earth shattering but a much needed paint top up from Hannants and Resolution Hobbies for my next bout of plastic bashing. As usual I have labelled them for easy identification in their storage drawers. the big ones though do not fit in my normal storage drawers (30ml)

I still have a few, I have another Tempest, Spitfire XIV, Spitfire IXe, Spitfire XVI which is a PCM kit and a Cammett conversion, Hurricane I (metal wing). I also have the Italeri C202 kit but the PCM kit has waited longer so it came first in the list. But I will be giving the PCM route a rest and build some more modern stuff. Cheers Dennis

Sure is, their C202 my 6th PCM kit, in a row apart from a break with a Hasegawa KI 44. But slowly getting there, the white masked off and the undersides painted using Xtracolor X134 for the Grigio Azzuro Chiaro. Cheers Dennis

That is one impressive built, its grand. Cheers Dennis

Now that really does look the part, nice work. Cheers Dennis

Most impressive work, it looks great. Cheers Dennis

They make clean up of parts easier, faster and more accurate. Cheers Dennis

I have very fond memories of the Protar kits, I remember building Hondas, MV's, Guzzis and Nortons in my long lost youth. Cheers Dennis

Nice save, but that's a bit shocking for a new tool kit. Cheers Dennis

Still plugging away but getting there.

Superb work on the wheel wells they look great. Cheers Dennis

Looking good, seems like a good kit to build. Cheers Dennis