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Old 02-07-2020, 07:12 AM   #1
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Six Years - Wow!!!

Hello again my old friends...

Well for a number of varying reasons (mostly work related and relationships which is far too long and boring a story to tell), after six years away from here and mostly from the hobby altogether, last year saw me return with a new and much increased passion to immerse myself into the hobby again. I joined a Model Club and made some great friends and have started attending shows including my first visit to Telford last year which literally blew me away!

I have built a few things whilst I've been away along with figure painting which is also side of the hobby I really enjoy, I've also started building kits for customers which has been a welcome income boost at times, however I am looking forward to getting back to posting and chatting on here and sharing my Wips and watching yours and generally just having a good natter about the hobby again.

Here's a few of my completed builds whilst I've been away...

1/24 Jaguar XJR9LM
Full detail, opened up drivers door, front hood and suspension cover.








1/8 Williams FW14B (Customer Build)
A one off bespoke model, CAD designed and 3D printed body parts (badly!) at a considerable cost to my customer (£0000's!!!!!)



1/20 Brabham BT34
Iritani Multimedia kit







1/20 Williams FW07 & FW07B
A simultaneous twin build of both variants









and the FW07B (Curbside)



1/8 Ferrari 638 (Customer build)
Made from the Rosso kit with carbon decalling throughout and a few extra details added.







Looking forward to catching up with old friends and making new ones here.

All the best everyone :-)
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Old 02-09-2020, 10:13 PM   #2
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Cool looking builds! Welcome back.
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Old 02-10-2020, 07:08 PM   #3
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Welcome back those are some very nice models.
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Old 04-20-2020, 11:44 AM   #4
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Welcome back. Amazing built
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