James's First "model"

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After spending 7 hours with the little dude in Accident and Emergency yesterday while they ran tests (he's all good though) he needed some cheering up so i bought him this Quickbuild kit and we built it today, it builds up just like lego and he helped me assemble a lot of the parts and is now enjoying zooming it around. We will be building more of this in the future :)

Cant wait till he is onto proper kits


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Glad the little guy is OK, a great start to his modelling career :clap:
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Bless him glad all ok.

Nice job James :thumb2:
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Glad to hear the little man is ok, I bought my son a few kits while he was up with me this easter. An airfix quick kit, Revel X wing and a World War Toon M4 sherman.... Even let him have a go with the air brush to paint it
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Really good to see he's ok. Reckon he's got his old man's skills :th:
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Glad hes ok just like dad i can see
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Gald the little man's OK and he has done top job :th:,you know your going to need a bigger man cave now :lol:
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Nice job James, show your Dad some of your techniques... :th:
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Glad to hear he is ok...scary times when the kids are sick
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Heh, we did the Airfix P-51 lego thingy and she loved it. Broke the stand already but it's usuallyin hand going zoom-zoom anyway.

Looks like fun was had by all, dude :)
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That is awesome. Glad the little guy was okay, & ready to build a kit!!
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Warms the cockles of ya heart....lovely ...thanks for the shared moment.
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I'm glad he's doing well. Thanks for sharing :)
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Glad he's ok, You'll need a bigger man cave now mate
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That's the way to do it, start 'em young!
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Nice work James ! Didn't know about those kit. I'll buy one for my son for sure.
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Well done James, Dad better make a spot on the Live Show for you :th:
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