#1940obsession
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This has been occupying me, when I’m not sorting out stupid pooter things. It’s a 1/72nd scale Avro Manchester, the precursor design to the more famous Lancaster bomber. It’s a conversion kit for a standard Lancaster kit, and it’s been lurk
The latest model aircraft completed for the 1940 obsession. This year, I’m concentrating on RAF Bomber Command. An important British plane of World War Two was the Vickers Wellington. Over 11,000 were built up to 1945. Built from the recent
This past week, my 1940 hobby saw an Airfix Wellington masked for painting, an Airfix Stirling take a few faltering steps towards completion, and an AZ Model Tutor gets a few more finishing touches before I attempt to instal the rigging wir
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