One from the 1920's !
A couple of colourful scheme's.

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Thanks John, I was looking for something from the 1920's - surprisingly difficult to find a mainstream kit of a 1920's RAF aircraft when you start to look! - So many seem to be one off prototypes!
Many aircraft which look like 1920's aircraft are actually 1930's and later!

This is a wonderful addition David... It reminds me of the various kits that Life Like (or Pyro) manufactured of the Fairey Flycatcher, Bristol Bulldog and the others.

Like Paul stated,
Great Choice indeed.

Progress so far, I have gone for an aircraft from No.43 Squadron "The Fighting Cocks" who were based at Tangmere in 1929.

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Many thanks indeed for the kind words Stephen, some more progress.
We have a broken cabane strut , but I have the piece, and it should not be too difficult to repair.
Touch wood the kit has gone together very nicely and has been really enjoyable to build.
Decals were O.K. , just register and colours a bit iffy, but otherwise perfectly usable.
I will see how far I can get with this tonight!

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Looking very impressive David! The painting is superb!

Marvelous job. What a nice old kit. Even that engine holds up pretty well, dunnit?

That’s looking great, David! Matchbox modeled a lot of interesting and unique subjects like the Siskin. They really shine when given some care like you’re doing with this one.