1910 Thomas Flyer -COMPLETED-

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1910 Thomas Flyer -COMPLETED-

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Manufacturer: Bandai

Mold/Tool Date: 1973

Scale: 1/16

Paints: Krylon, Model Master, Tamiya, K2 Clear

Other: Out of box build except minor scratch details on engine and gear box. More details about the history of the Thomas Motor Company, the kit, and the build can be found in the build thread within this forum:

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As always, comments are encouraged....

Ben
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Only comment I could make after closing my jaw is teach us more show us the way.
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Re: 1910 Thomas Flyer -COMPLETED-

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Oh yes, superb build Ben, love the engine detailing, lovely depth of colour to the paint work :clap: :clap:
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Thanks Digger and Kev, glad you liked it... something different from me.

Ben
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1/18 AV8-B Harrier - WIP
1/35 Churchill AVRE with SBG Bridge Diorama - DONE
75mm BMW R75 WW2 motorcycle with rider - DONE
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