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WW1 SiG thread

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When is the WW1 SiG thread going to go up?
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Probably when people are back from work or have time to do it. I'm sitting here stroking my wingnut wings kit(note, not in a weird way) and memorising the instructions waiting for the SiG to start.
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Neils and his kit sitting in a tree lol
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I've been checking my entry and certain parts of it will drive me insane
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Neils wrote:Probably when people are back from work or have time to do it. I'm sitting here stroking my wingnut wings kit(note, not in a weird way) and memorising the instructions waiting for the SiG to start.
:lol: that's an interesting visual :tongue:
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Darkblade88 wrote:Neils and his kit sitting in a tree lol
:nena: :tongue:

I bought the kit a few months ago in preparation for this Sig so the wait to start has seemed a long while. I've been both looking forward and dreading doing it in equal measure as I know if it turns out to look like its crashed its down to me, not the kit.. In the mean time all I can and have been able to do is try to visualise what goes where and when :)

And... don't tell me you lot have never looked at the sprues of a kit of yours a few times waiting for sigs, GB's or hoping it would spark the mojo in which to complete it :nena: :banana: :mrgreen:
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actually no I've not
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I´m building a lot of WW1 stuff this year and intend to build more in the following years due to the WW1 community build on YT.
Of course you can count on my participation here on ISM :cheers2: there will be a lot of opportunities.

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The only thing i look at is the paint call outs to see what i need to pick up
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