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20 August 2009, 10:29 AM
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Scout Pilot
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Poznan, Poland
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Yes, Carl, you are almost right. In the matter of fact it is Toko's SSW D.IV with Part's PE. Heaven and hell when compared to the OOB option. And it already IS. I have just a moment ago left its fuselage with cockpit finished on my desk and sat to the computer to check the mailbox. Coincidence!
As for Albatroses, I have already passed through Roden/Part combination twice. W.4 and D.III (Oef). As far as I remember Part have done a great job there, especially with lovely internal truss.
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20 August 2009, 01:22 PM
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Scout Pilot
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Denmark
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My goodness, I can't believe my own eyes!
That this should be possible in 1/72 goes beyond my brain. An outstanding build, Przemol. Great indeed. Well, they all are, but the Strutter is my favourite. Beautiful photography, Thanks very much for showing. Cheers, Kofoed 
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21 August 2009, 02:07 AM
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Scout Pilot
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Thank you, Kofoed!
And I am still amazed that you and many others are so amazed with modeling in 1/72... I am simply so accustomed to it, that I cannot even think of building anything bigger. For instance, those fantastic WNW new kits in 1/32may be tempting. But I have a feeling, I would not know what to do with something so huge. 
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