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Old 10 May 2007, 10:52 AM   #401 (permalink)
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Nice Halberstadt, but I do see something wron with the Lozenge..

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I also did some picture on the makett show, that was great My pictures (not just Great War): http://kep.tar.hu/istf/50461430#2
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Old 11 May 2007, 03:51 AM   #403 (permalink)
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I also did some picture on the makett show, that was great My pictures (not just Great War): http://kep.tar.hu/istf/50461430#2
Some very good builds there. That also includes the none WWIs too.
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Old 16 May 2007, 03:05 AM   #404 (permalink)
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Seen at IPMS Open 2007. 48th scale

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Old 16 May 2007, 10:38 AM   #405 (permalink)
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Nice model indeed.

I talked to the builder (Toni Canfora) during the Open. He normally builds tanks and hard skinned vehicles . The Albatros was his first adventure into the biwinged aircraft field. But what a feeling for plastic!

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Old 27 May 2007, 11:47 PM   #406 (permalink)
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I spent the time to go through all of the wonderful pages of both threads and it was worth it! These are the most amazing models I've ever seen! Cheers to all of the builders.
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I would say thgis is our own BobDs Lufbrey Nieuport.

http://www.empirecitydecals.com/spgm...=0#spgmPicture

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Old 4 June 2007, 03:04 PM   #408 (permalink)
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Now that is cool.

Very imaginative.

Thanks for posting that one Ross.

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TurboDuck's Eduard 48th Nie.21.

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Really nice Nieuport! I like it!!
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