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Old 8 December 2006, 02:06 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Kitboys latest added to my site.Eduard's Bristol Fighter 1/48 scale in Dutch markings
Site is open again... Not that it was closed for long...

So to kick this off we have a new one from Kitboy. His Eduard's Bristol Fighter 1/48 scale in Dutch markings.

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That is a really great build! What an interesting subject. We need more alternative air forces on this thread, IMHO. Tradition be damned!

Nice job Kitboy.

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I had a cloose combat with that one
But I still like it very much.Next time I will not have the sun on my side
Just keep them comming Kitboy, you have the skill and the rigth tuch.
Top score from my eyes

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Old 11 December 2006, 08:23 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Kitboy's Dutch model
Congratulations on a fine looking model.

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Old 11 December 2006, 01:29 PM   #5 (permalink)
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We need more alternative air forces on this thread, IMHO. Tradition be damned!
Well to be honest I regret a little bit having this Brisfit done in Dutch markings. Okay, I wanted one Dutch WW1 example in my collection (in case someone asked me "and what was our airforce doing in WW1. Wel, not so much...") Anyway I do prefer such planes in their original markings...

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