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PostPosted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 7:35 pm 
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The other guys from MMP have posted the pics from Scale Modelword. Here's a selection, and the link to the galleries is here: http://mmpbooks.biz/SMW_2008/SMW_2008.html

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Feel free to hotlink any pics that particularly catch your eye. These are just a few that I thought worth noting.

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I cannot tell from the photos, do you know if that is a custom decal for the Mike Brown Fury. Hard enough to make as a decal, but if that was painted...

I really liked the navalized German planes:
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The Macon conversion was nice too. I don't know if it was you who took the pictures, but as somebody who builds really small stuff. I would have liked to have seen what that tiny plane looked like.
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Hmmm...hotlinking didn't seem to work.

Picture #13, that is a lot of Phantoms.

It looks like the photographer was impressed with the Seafire III too, pics 37-39.


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G'day,
You've got to hotlink to the pictures, not the pages.
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I cannot tell from the photos, do you know if that is a custom decal for the Mike Brown Fury. Hard enough to make as a decal, but if that was painted...

Yes, I dunno. Impressive either way. Producing one-off decal designs seems to be within many people's ability these days, so I'd guess a decal.

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Nice. Not sure about the deck length!

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The Macon conversion was nice too.

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I don't know if it was you who took the pictures, but as somebody who builds really small stuff. I would have liked to have seen what that tiny plane looked like.

Not me, I'm 12,000 miles away. It seems however many pics you take you miss something!

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Ah, that's a little different than I am used to, sorry.

Like most model shows over here, there aren't many kids...until this picture:

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I hope that's from make-and-take.
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Not me, I'm 12,000 miles away. It seems however many pics you take you miss something!

I figured that was the case, even when I take the pictures I miss things.

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Nice. Not sure about the deck length!

Where would you put a proportional flight deck.
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That is funny and creative, but somehow, just so wrong.


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cozmo wrote:
I cannot tell from the photos, do you know if that is a custom decal for the Mike Brown Fury. Hard enough to make as a decal, but if that was painted...

I really liked the navalized German planes:
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The Macon conversion was nice too. I don't know if it was you who took the pictures, but as somebody who builds really small stuff. I would have liked to have seen what that tiny plane looked like.
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That is the new Fisher 1/32 scale kit of Sept Fury. The fuselage graphics are all decals. http://fishermodels.com/store/item/2sje ... _Fury.html


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Excellent images James :razz: Hope we will met there next year.

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Excellent images James :razz: Hope we will met there next year.

Not by me, I'm afraid. I remain in Aus this time, and will also next year. But do say 'hi' to the guys on the stand!

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I cannot tell from the photos, do you know if that is a custom decal for the Mike Brown Fury. Hard enough to make as a decal, but if that was painted...


There was a company called Thrust Decals that was producing quite a few Reno aircraft decal sets but they called it a day and Draw Decals will now be printing them at some point in the hopefully not too distant future. I can't recall if they offered this Sea Fury but here was a pretty good variety of T-6's and Mustangs. Keep checking in or get some very nicely printed airliner markings in the meantime.

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MX304 wrote:
cozmo wrote:
I cannot tell from the photos, do you know if that is a custom decal for the Mike Brown Fury. Hard enough to make as a decal, but if that was painted...

I really liked the navalized German planes:
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The Macon conversion was nice too. I don't know if it was you who took the pictures, but as somebody who builds really small stuff. I would have liked to have seen what that tiny plane looked like.
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That is the new Fisher 1/32 scale kit of Sept Fury. The fuselage graphics are all decals. http://fishermodels.com/store/item/2sje ... _Fury.html


Yep, they’re decals and they come with the kit. Here are some pictures of the model when brought into our pits by Paul Fisher during Reno. It’s a very nice and well detailed model.
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