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sacrsja · 30-03-2008

Hello, everbody. Newly joined, but a long-time model maker; I make aircraft usually, but am also known to paint miniatures for role-play and wagames.

Currently looking to convert and build Manchester, Lancaster, Lincoln and Shackleton kits. 1/72nd, maybe 1/48th if all goes well.
Also, projects on the back burner, a group of P-40 variants, a group of 'Battle of Britain' period camouflage examples, and jet/rocket research aircraft from all nations (currently stalled making Anigrand's D-558-1, 2, and 3).

On the downside, I do not care for pet theories, sacred cows or factional disputes. Documentary or physical evidence is required.
Which is why I once made a shiny spitfire, as the one I modelled was at an airshow in 1997; for example.

I look forward to discussions, and posting photos of works in progress.

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sacrsja Scale Model Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Visit sacrsja's Gallery Posts: 14	Introducing myself... Hello, everbody. Newly joined, but a long-time model maker; I make aircraft usually, but am also known to paint miniatures for role-play and wagames. Currently looking to convert and build Manchester, Lancaster, Lincoln and Shackleton kits. 1/72nd, maybe 1/48th if all goes well. Also, projects on the back burner, a group of P-40 variants, a group of 'Battle of Britain' period camouflage examples, and jet/rocket research aircraft from all nations (currently stalled making Anigrand's D-558-1, 2, and 3). On the downside, I do not care for pet theories, sacred cows or factional disputes. Documentary or physical evidence is required. Which is why I once made a shiny spitfire, as the one I modelled was at an airshow in 1997; for example. I look forward to discussions, and posting photos of works in progress.