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I’ll have you know all the attendees of the WW2 weekend told he how tasty my sausage was.

Plus of course Jeremy's plane would only be able to fly at low altitude

One of the marvellous things about the Tims' vision for Kumbayah is the elasticity of the period. Post colonial Africa offers plenty of scope for fudging the equipment. I think Norm deployed a T-62 against my M-60 and Hotel's Saladins. AK's, SLR's and M-16s abound for the troops.
I did have a couple of other options for the aircraft, I looked at a Hunter and a Skyraider but the Sabre is winning on price.

I’ll have you know all the attendees of the WW2 weekend told he how tasty my sausage was.

I bet they were queuing up for it.

As in real life.

Well. the Sabre is mine for the princely sum of £5.99 including postage. I wonder how neatly I can overpaint decals to get a new roundel.

If anyone can, Buff can!

Buff Orpington wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 3:25 pm Well. the Sabre is mine for the princely sum of £5.99 including postage. I wonder how neatly I can overpaint decals to get a new roundel.

There’s quite a few firms out there that do stencils, there’s bound to be one that has roundels for 1/48

There will be literally thousands of 1/48 decals out there. (3866 to be precise, at least at Hannants). You should find something suitable. https://www.hannants.co.uk/search/?prod ... ale_id=955

I'm looking to create something unique although I could get away with using Chad roundels.
Colombia has the prettiest ones I've found but I imagine that their painters hate applying them.