Cees Broere
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I am curious what drawings/sources ICM will use.
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The Swedish wreck is now under longterm rebuild at East Kirkby. The RAFM example came from Russia.
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The nosection was donated by the RAF Museum, if only they had known that they would acquire a substantial wreck in the future and had to reconstruct the nosesection. Cannot have too many Hampdens though.
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The drawings do exist, of the Halifax too.🤫
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halifax, yes please. Sunderland not so sure.
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Finally!!!
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Had one of those too, a mk 22 from a Halifax. Sold it last year. Still have one of the exhausts though.🙃
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Exactly, very annoying when new names are invented, such as Spit I mid etc.🤣
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Really love this thread. Although you make it very difficult for yourself. Speaking from experience though.🤣
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Great build of the underrated (not by her crews) Halifax. Wonderful. Could do with a 1/48 kit or even a 1/32.
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Wheelbays indeed black, engine starterpanel interiorgreen and firewall as well.
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1:72 Halifax B Mk.III *FINISHED*
Cees Broere replied to Dunny's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
Later aircraft, such as this one, had the collector rings overpainted with a dark grey/black colour. Probably to cut down the glare at night. -
The HKM Lancaster was designed based on the Al Granger drawings.
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1:72 Halifax B Mk.III *FINISHED*
Cees Broere replied to Dunny's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
The R1155 was indeed stood on it’s end, otherwise there was insufficient room. That smoothed out forward section looks great. Wheel wells and bombbay are black. -
1:72 Halifax B Mk.III *FINISHED*
Cees Broere replied to Dunny's topic in Work in Progress - Aircraft
Loving this build. May I suggest you round off (smooth out) the heavy ridge forward of the windscreen on starboard side? That area was a smooth transition on the Halifax.
