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Darius
 Post subject: RCAF Beech 18 1:48
PostPosted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 11:00 pm 
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Built from the Battle Axe kit with CanMilAir decals.

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 Post subject: Re: RCAF Beech 18 1:48
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Gorgeous. Nicely done.

The RCAF scheme in my opinion is the classiest military paint scheme ever put on the bug smasher.
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maple leaf liveries are always great looking. This one is no exception, great work.
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Looks great!! NICE JOB!

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Great looking Beech. Nice clean build and a nice choice of paintscheme. 8)

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Very nice!

What kind of meds did they put you on after you finished flogging your way through that so-called "kit?" I think Battle Axe is a great name for the company..from what I've seen that's the primary tool you need to build their kits.

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Trust me Steve: for Darius, who likes a challenge, that kit was almost a walk in the park... :drink3:

I've got one as well, every now and then I take it out of the drawer, look at it and put it back very quickly. In a moment of madness I nearly brought another one the other day... I am amazed that no manufactuer has made a decent (ie easy!) kit of such a wonderful aeroplane in 1/48 thus far.
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