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Very sad news, I never met him personally but admired his skill and craftsmanship. He will be remembered and missed!
Bob Morey

RIP Steve

I spoke to him when I was building my Tiger and he was kind, helpful and generous with the information he supplied. His craftsmanship lives on in the many excellent parts he provided for our tanks. I will miss him.

Regards and respect

Gary

I didn't know Steve or his work, but judging by the comments on here he's going to be missed and leaves a big gap in the 1/6 model community. RIP Steve.

Very sad news for today.
As some here i knew him only by the great parts he made and was amazed by the craftmanship "hidden" behind the results..

Rest In Peace Steve, Condolences to his family

Didier

What sad news.
I met and spoke with Steve a cupel of times over the years a truly lovely man.
Condolences to Steves family.
RIP mate.

Steve lew.

A master craftsman whose work will be a monument to his skill. All of our models will be a memorial to him. RIP
Steve

Sad news indeed. His death will be felt by everyone in this hobby.

I would also just like to add my condolences. Steve will live on in his legacy.

Chris.

So Sad to hear. He was always very helpful and skills were amazing.
Condolences to his family.

This is sad news indeed, only got to meet him once and spoke a few times on the phone. His craftsmanship was second to none and nothing was too much trouble, weather it was making a part or giving advice. He always came across as a very kind and gentle person and will be greatly misses in our community . Denise and l would like to pass on our condolences to all his friends and family.

RIP Steve