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Aye I used to build airfix kits. My bedroom ceiling is full of WWII aircraft and theres a load I dont have room for.
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Cecil your engines on Fire!
Its a Mamod it does that.
Cecil your engines on Fire!
Its a Mamod it does that.
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My uncle gave me one of the Airfix Ferguson tractors when I was about 5. I can remember that my Dad tried to make it for me, but we couldn't find any glue that would stick it. Somebody suggested nail varnish but that didn't work. The first proper Airfix kit I had was the "Golden Hind".
A bit of Airfix history http://www.airfix.com/about-airfix/
A bit of Airfix history http://www.airfix.com/about-airfix/
Last edited by John Chapman on Sun Jan 20, 2008 5:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Now then. Airfix. Revell. I have lots of those!
I have 5 Revell 1:18 trucks (including a Eddie Stobart) that sit in a cabinet, a Lancaster, 1:18 Hurricane, 2 small Spitfires, a WW2 tank diarama made from several kits, a Revell 1:18 Land Rover Series 3 109", a Subaru Imprenza that's unmade, along with a 1:18 Spitfire!!! LOL, I have a lot. I have plans to use the engine parts from the 1:18 Spitfire to make a loco engine (as you dont see the engine inside the aircraft!). And guess what the locos name will be? Spitfire!
I have 5 Revell 1:18 trucks (including a Eddie Stobart) that sit in a cabinet, a Lancaster, 1:18 Hurricane, 2 small Spitfires, a WW2 tank diarama made from several kits, a Revell 1:18 Land Rover Series 3 109", a Subaru Imprenza that's unmade, along with a 1:18 Spitfire!!! LOL, I have a lot. I have plans to use the engine parts from the 1:18 Spitfire to make a loco engine (as you dont see the engine inside the aircraft!). And guess what the locos name will be? Spitfire!
- Chris Cairns
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Built many Airfix, and other brands when I was younger, but like Graham none of them exist now.
I still have some boxed kits to build one day, including a special set of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight which an aviation museum in NE Scotland were selling very cheap - I looked at it as giving them a donation.
I still have some boxed kits to build one day, including a special set of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight which an aviation museum in NE Scotland were selling very cheap - I looked at it as giving them a donation.
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