its a 1/48th scale kit - which was a mix of plastic and resin - altogether a bit of a pig to put together.It does though I think look the part! its a decent size with a wingspan over over 300mm.
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the table is set! i can hear the seaplane coming now... |
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Well Dave, this is a fun and fabulous little surprise to find! There is just something about seaplanes that seems so classy, civilized and fun. They offer the prospect of adventure, daring, tropical temperatures and a swig of a refreshing beverage - no matter the state of the seaplane itself. And as you say, the culinary spectrum that awaits after a trip on one of these aircraft is rather vast - let's hope the participants at the show and game today enjoy some stewed MartinC...
As for points, well, let's see now...that would be a 28mm-sized vehicle, but it looks like it was a bit of a pain to put together, so we'll toss in some extra points for the modelling effort and the fine general result. I shall decree 10 bonus points for all of that, for a total of 30 points.
Great work Dave - well done, and good luck with the event. That table sure look fabulous, and I bet it will be great time!
Greg
Nice seaplane Dave! :)
ReplyDeleteHope you and the chaps had a good day at Newark :)
Great looking seaplane!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Seaplanes are cool and this one especially
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece of kit Dave!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece! Love this plane!
ReplyDeleteI think planes are the theme of your challenge and it looks great!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Wonderful David. Who is the manufacturer for this?
ReplyDeleteHi Phil, its a kit by a company called Signifier ...
DeleteThats really cool. Great result on this cool piece. cheers
ReplyDelete'The plane, boss, the plane!'
ReplyDeleteSorry I couldn't help myself. Great work Dave. That is going to be (was?) a cracking game.
You are forgven just!
Delete7 cracking games were played.. good fun
Classic stuff!
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