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09-08-2017, 12:27 AM
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Dear Gerry:
Thank you again for your generosity! I am sure that many of us would certainly are interested in Doolitle's Mitchells. Would it be possible to get a copy? And I do not know if I saw it, or dream it, but did you do a Skua/Roc in 1/400? Best regards, Pablo. 
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#1333
09-08-2017, 12:46 AM
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Dear Papermate:
If you want to move away from the FAA, other good candidates, as you mention before, could be one of the DT Privateers, or if you are interested in Soviet planes one of the Berievs by Bruno, or the Be-2/KOR-1 in the Icebreaker Mikojan (JSC 045). Best regards, Pablo
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#1334
09-08-2017, 02:07 AM
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No problem, I'll prepare the Mitchell set and share it.
And as far as Skua/Roc - I've made no Roc, but Skua is a part of my set of FAA/USN planes. But if you want to have a better model, I've made a Skua model based on old model from Scissors&planes. Yesterday I sent this model to Ecardmodels.com where it'll be to sold in a few days. This model is in two scales, 1/100 and 1/72 with landing gear, bomb etc.
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Gerry Paper Models - my recolors, versions, buildings .... Catalogue of my models
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#1335
09-10-2017, 04:36 PM
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hello, Gerry, thank you for those great gifts that you have made us, but I had a question, I would like to know if there would be any way to obtain a copy of the set of Us Navy and Royal Navy, in advance thanks for the Seafox and the Japanese aircraft.
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#1337
09-13-2017, 06:49 PM
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Looking forward for your new gem!
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#1338
09-13-2017, 10:11 PM
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No.118 Fairey Sea Fox, wheel version
Here's my latest presentation, No.118, in this series. Thanks to Gerry for his Fairey Seafox 1/400 which I modified to 1/200 wheel version instead of floats. Cockpit with pilot and navigator seats, spinning prop and rigging are add-ons. One thing though about the prop is that the original appears to be a bit too small for such a large airplane. So I enlarged it by 150% as you can see in the comparison picture. The wing supporting struts may appear a bit too tall when I compare them with 3-view pictures on the web, but I can live with that. Perhaps, perhaps may I repeat, in a future build thread about float planes, I'll trim them short a bit to see how it will look.
Papermate
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