Airfix 1/180 P.S. Great Western

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Got to love that. She looks great.

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A fine looking model
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Great stuff! That brings back some memories 😁
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Wow. Superb Richard.
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Thanks for your generous comments gentlemen, they are appreciated :grin:
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Of the "new" VC, that has my eye and probably my wallet ... thanks for showing yours :)

Well, still "pre-order" here in the colonies :), history shows it'll be a long wait ...

So, I'm going to use this as my test case and order direct from Airfix, ignoring Hornby US completely.
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Arguably, one of your best ships in your fleet, Richard.
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Thank you both, John & Henrik, your feedback is appreciated.
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iggie wrote: November 2nd, 2023, 10:36 pm Great stuff! That brings back some memories 😁
From when you were a stoker on her, perhaps?
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Ratch,
that has inspired me to consider building that model. I can probably get some additional details from seaman Jim, unless his memory fails???
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TeeELL wrote: November 4th, 2023, 7:32 pm
iggie wrote: November 2nd, 2023, 10:36 pm Great stuff! That brings back some memories 😁
From when you were a stoker on her, perhaps?
Cheeky! ;-)
I meant of building it back when I was a lad :-D
I must admit I'm tempted to have another go!
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very nice ship
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TeeELL wrote: November 4th, 2023, 7:34 pm Ratch,
that has inspired me to consider building that model. I can probably get some additional details from seaman Jim, unless his memory fails???
I'm sure Stoker Jim can help you out :ha:
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