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russ c

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  1. Great looking `cuda there Roger, really nice work
  2. Beautiful Mustang there Jean, really nice work
  3. Superb Build and photo`s, really nice work
  4. Brilliant work there Michael, esp` knowing what you started with. Superb build and photo`s too
  5. Great build and love the scheme you chose!
  6. Stunning build and pic`s there Andy, those photo`s really pop out!
  7. Great looking Albatross there and stunning paint job
  8. Thanks, possibly they`re contemplating whether it`s a serious attempt at camouflage or some odd weathering weathering effect?
  9. Hi Everyone, After much pondering of how to finish the 2nd half of my Zero Dual Combo, finally decided on this one....... ....mainly because of the interesting paint/scheme, so I thought I better share a few pic`s My 2nd attempt at Eduards 1/48, A6M2 Zero kit Finished to represent an aircraft of the 261st Kokutai, Saipan, 1944 It`s not clear from resources or the decal sheet (H-Models Decals HMD48055) as to whether the paint was a serious attempt at camouflage.. ...or some odd weathering effect or what the second camo` colour would have been. Anyway, OOB, just added ignition harness, brake pipes and aerial wire The H-Models Decals were no trouble and went on really well Hope you enjoy my attempt, thanks for looking Cheers Russ
  10. Brilliant Patrick! a subject I heard about but never found any pic`s of. You`ve done a stunning job on it too
  11. Jean, you`ve done it again! Superb `Jug` there and very cool scheme
  12. Superb TBD there Chris, great job getting the canopy parts to fit as you have
  13. Great looking MiG there Chris, really nice work
  14. Thanks Chris, On my previous attempts I fitted the canopy and then fitted the doors, what I did was to chamfer the edges of the doors and keep trying the fit until they fitted(ish). The last two I did I fitted the doors first and got the canopy to fit around them with a bit of trimming. Think the second method`s a lot less grief. still a bit of filling and sanding and filled any gaps with PVA glue. Cheers Russ
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