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Ian, I looked at the WIP thread several times to admire all the work you put into this build and finish. Inspiring. Great work. looks very nice flying!
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What a beautiful airplane! And you absolutely did it justice. All the work you put into this really paid off!
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All your extra effort paid dividends Ian. Best build I've ever seen of this particular kit.
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The chaps for the kind comments and I hope you enjoyed following the build as I did doing it. I must admit that doing this build and finding out bits of information about this excellent little gem of an aircraft has put this on my favourite aircraft list.
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Just more proof that if you have the talent and a ton of patience you can really make something spectacular out of these old Testors kits. Bravo, Ian!!
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Originally Posted by M.Brindos Just more proof that if you have the talent and a ton of patience you can really make something spectacular out of these old Testors kits. Bravo, Ian!!
Thanks Mike. I am playing around with a 1/48 Piper Cub which is on the photo builds section at the minute and I have nearly finished that Tamiya M3 that you spotted in one of the O2 photos. Thanks again mate and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family from the sunny (I wish) North East of England.
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Fantastic finish Ian, amd as Mike said you really do manage to make these older kits shine mate. I really love your in flight displays too I bet they look amazing in cabinet or on the shelf
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This really does take me back to when I was a kid what a great build of an old kit, really like the presentation !
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Fantastic work on a great subject!
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Nice work on an interesting and often ignored subject
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Very cool, great looking interior!
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Originally Posted by RareBear Nice work on an interesting and often ignored subject
Thanks and I completely agree. Why there aren't any new kits of the O-2 surprises me.Quote:
Originally Posted by ironhead Very cool, great looking interior!
Thanks mate. Finding photo's of the interior wasn't that easy. Luckily that the Connecticut Air and Space Center are restoring one and one of the guys took a few photo's for me. Also all the glass work including the windscreen are homemade as the kit parts aren't very good.
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