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Old 14 July 2005, 02:33 PM   #41 (permalink)
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Old 17 July 2005, 11:26 PM   #42 (permalink)
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1/32 Hobbycraft Nieuport 17 by Paul Hastings
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from the Melbourne Model Expo 2005 WWI Observation Balloon
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Hi All;

I've seen that balloon in the flesh and its a very impressive piece of scratchbuilt modelling (as is the vehicle below too) - though I'll be danged if I know how all those little Germans got all that hot air into that balloon.....

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Seen at the Atlanta IPMA Nats... July 2005.

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Ross, thanks for posting! Too bad the 1 1/2 strutter seems to have taken some rigging damage! There is definitely some quality work here! Beautiful stuff!!
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More from the Nats... http://photos.kitmaker.net/showphoto.../14902/page/11

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And from the IPMS site more Nats...

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Pics from the Nats by Mick Grant of mick Grant Decals....

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