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miscmini	24 Apr 2012 5:40 p.m. PST
Good painting days are getting to be fewer and farther between but I finally managed to pull a few things together. Here are a few types of 1/200 minis from Armaments in Miniature (AIM) and some Mustangs from Air200. Decals for the British planes and Mustangs are from I-94 Enterprises and Scale Specialties (AC codes on the Brits). Decals on the Nells and Bf-110s are from The Goblin Factory and available from AIM. I didn't have any issues with any of the models and recommend them for all experience levels. Armstrong Whitworth Whitley (a favorite) Handley Page Hampden (another favorite of mine) Vickers Wellingtons G3M Nells (nice targets) Bf-110s (more nice targets) Mustangs (Air200) – I was going to have six Checkertails but after working on two of them I decided a little unit diversity was in order. And here's what's on deck: Keith, I know, I know, I know. Kimball, yes, one of these days I am going to work on my 1/144 scale pile:). Kevin
marcus arilius	24 Apr 2012 7:14 p.m. PST
I Think you should keep doing the 1/200 planes some of those Blenhiems would complete my RAF B.O.B. collection.
Sysiphus	24 Apr 2012 8:28 p.m. PST
What are the final mounts under the planes? Oh, I see, steel end caps with magnets, lets the plane assume any dive/climb/bank position. Nifty idea.
Combat Colours	24 Apr 2012 9:05 p.m. PST
Very Nice!!!!
svsavory	26 Apr 2012 3:29 p.m. PST
Lovely work. I'm currently painting a trio of 1/144 Bf-110s, so you've given me some timely inspiration. Thanks!