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A little cheapie I picked up before Christmas. A reissue of the ancient Airfix kit. It's from the original moulds which actually don't look that bad. Yes it will all still need a fair bit of cleaning up and de-seaming, but hopefully it will be a fun little project among all my usual big stuff. I'm going to paint it black over silver with a red or cream interior - to be decided. As an aside, whoever designed the box dropped a bit of a clanger with the art on one side panel. It's upside down! A pile of these kits on a shop shelf would look really odd as the top of the box would have to be face down.  roymattblack attached the following image(s):
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That Jag (the real one) looks fabulous!!
When I was about 14yrs old I had a Saturday job in a garage, sweeping up and general dogsbody.
The estate agent along the road had one of those and I always longed for an offer of a drive round in it.
Never happened!!
I'm sure your model will look fantastic when finished if your other work is anything to go by. Good luck Roy.
Chris
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Be an interesting change in scale for you roy Ken's the name modeling's the game.
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Looking forward to this Roy. They can be quite challenging at times in this scale, but a man of your means, no problem.  Mark
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Definitely a change in scale and style. Should be fun.
Malc.
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