In fact actually read this here - Jon's the man when building Spitfires.
https://www.jonbius.com/2016/11/26/comp ... ns-answer/
I'd probably go with him and build the Tamiya and live with the lower level of detail.
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Well that was wizard! I’m bookmarking that. Thanks, Stuart. You’re an ace!
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No worries!
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New year—new avatar! Excellent! Let’s see your Spitfire soon. No pressure, lol.
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Well I thought I'd go for something different...
I'm thinking about it, I have two Spit's in my much reduced stash - both Airfix. A halfway decent mk,XII and a old tooling of a mk.V/Seafire mk.II. But the kit is a pretty bad mish-mash of parts and I'm not sure I have to mojo to tackle it... yet.
I'm thinking about it, I have two Spit's in my much reduced stash - both Airfix. A halfway decent mk,XII and a old tooling of a mk.V/Seafire mk.II. But the kit is a pretty bad mish-mash of parts and I'm not sure I have to mojo to tackle it... yet.
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