Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'Corsair Cowl'.
Found 2 results
-
I'm still struggling with updating the Hasegawa -4. I'm wondering if anyone has grafted the Hasegawa F4U-4 cowling to Hobbyboss kit yet. I'd rather not spend $50 to find out it's not possible. My workbench has already destroyed too many corsair kits. Thanks Ps; I know True Details did a cowling for the HB kit but it's gotten bad reviews across the board. Thanks again
-
Eduard/Brassin F4U-1 Corsair Cowl Set. 1:32
Shar2 posted a topic in Aftermarket (updates/conversions)
Corsair Cowl Set Brassin 1:32 Cowl Set (632105) It’s been quite a while since Eduard last released some resin for one of Tamiya’s 1:32 Chance Vought F4U Corsairs, certainly for the first one, the F4U-1. This they have done though with the release of this cowl set. As with the majority of Brassin sets, this one comes in a cardboard box inside of which is one bag of resin parts, and a small sheet of etched brass. These are all very well protected by blocks of foam. The large instruction sheet is very well laid out clear, and certainly a big improvement on the standard instruction sheets. The larger parts look pretty easy to remove and clean up as they are only attached to the moulding block on one edge. The contains five resin parts, the cowling nose section, two resin cowling side panels, and two styles of cowl flaps. When all the parts are assembled, including the fitting of four brass hinges on the side panels, Nothing of the beautiful kit engine will be seen, so, if you wish to show the engine off and use this set, you will need to carry out some surgery on both the resin and the brass and prop them open, or leave them off completely in a diorama. Conclusion The Tamiya F-4U Corsair is already an outstanding kit with very few problems or vices that haven’t already been fixed by other aftermarket companies. But this resin cowling is actually thinner than the kit items and actually better looking. They are very simple to use as all the flap actuators are moulded in place, so no fiddly etch brass to worry about. Review samples courtesy of
