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Shaun Symonds
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Location: Kilbirnie Scotland
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 Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage Hi
I'm looking for a Fuselage in 1/32 scale for the P47 Thunderbolt ( bubble canopy type).
Dont need any other parts only the fuselage for a future project.
Shaun
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| Tue Oct 04, 2011 8:15 pm |
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Shaun Symonds
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage Hi Got my P47 kit , I'll chuck all the bit's I dont need in the spare's box 80% of the kit  . Now to find where the 2 1/2ton truck is in the stash . That's sorted my next build out. Shaun
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Justin Wooding
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Location: Seymour, Victoria, Australia
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage Hello Shaun, Looking forward to seeing this project  . Is this the first in the new workshop? Did you end up finding the photograph that has inspired you with this one? Woody...
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Shaun Symonds
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage Hi Woody No luck with the photo. Knowing My luck it will turn up once I've done the model. Yes 1st build & blog in the new shed. Still waiting on electric's but extension lead running the power works ok for now.  Shaun
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Justin Wooding
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage Hello Shaun, Congratulations on christening the shed with the first build but please tell us your not runningnthat lead out when it's raining?  You doing the Jug camo or natural metal finish? Woody...
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Shaun Symonds
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage Hi Woody Doing it in  No idea at the moment. Electric's there earthed I hope.  Only kidding yeh only when it's dry. Have a Guy coming round later this week to look at sorting them for me.  Shaun
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Vinnie Branigan
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Joined: Sat Feb 28, 2009 10:33 am
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Location: Runcorn, Cheshire
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage Aw Shaun....earthing is for wimps! Show you're a real man...get an RCD and then don't use it on purpose!  Vinnie
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Shaun Symonds
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage I was wondering why my feet where tingling when I was in the shed. Shaun
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: Wanted P47 Thunderbolt Fuselage See? Makes you feel alive! On a more seriass note....My dad was an electrician, and I always went on foreigners with him.....I can't remember how many times he just never bothered isolating anything...he used to say his fingers were so dry that ne never got shocked, and there was some truth in that. He used to wet his fingers to test if a wire was live. Seriously. Vinnie
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