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Alfa Romeo SAS model May 9 2012 at 8:27 AM		(Login panzermrosko) Missing-Lynx members from IP address 24.182.166.59

Does anyone remember a Alfa Romeo model in SAS service built by a Japanese modeler a few years back? I downloaded the images but can no longer find them or the link to the site. If anyone can assist me with the info I would appreciate it. Chris Mrosko

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(Login robervin)
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Swash Designs Gallery Down

May 9 2012, 9:24 AM

Chris,

There was a picture of that article on the gallery at the Swash Designs web-site. It now shows to be under construction, so they are no longer on-line.

A shame, there were some really nice models there.

Cheers,
Rob

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(Login jimmy66)
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was'nt it a bentley the old airfix kit 1/32

May 9 2012, 9:05 PM

n/t

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(Login Erik_Ahlstroem)
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Airfix

May 10 2012, 4:22 AM

Actually I think it was the Airfix MG Magnette from 1933.
I bought the same kit thinking of doing something similair, not knowing about this "first" build, somehow I lost interest since somone made it before me!