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That is brilliant! I really enjoyed seeing your amazing work!!

Good afternoon, dear colleagues! I present to you my latest model P-40N from the SH. In comparison with Hasegawa it is much more correct and precise. The only thing that was added - canvas covers and gunsights. . All comments and criticisms welcome! Thank's for your attention, Sergiy (48).

Put me down. I do not know what exactly, but I'll find a suitable "boat".

Excellent assembly, excellent painting! But: Do not break my heart!!! This should be corrected !!!

Yes, I used the wings of a Polish company Attack Squadron: All other differences are not too big and I will make them by hand.

So ... I guess with the placement of the photo I have some problems. I'll try to fix it tomorrow!

Good evening, colleagues! I want to introduce you my last finished model: F4F-4 from USS Enterprise, pilot - Lt. Stanley Winfield "Swede" Vejtasa. And a few photos of the assembly process (you can see some duplication - the F4F-3 is not finished,yet...) All comments and criticisms welcome! Thank's for your attention, Sergiy (48).

P-40 is my favorite plane! Of course I participate !!! But maybe with P-36 ...

Great job! I really like it!

http://www.greenmats.club/files/file/16-чертежи-b-26-marauder/

Nice work! I like it!!

Many thanks to all of you!!! Yes, I used Foxbot stencil decals for final finishing (highly recommend, except for this I know that Alex is preparing a pin-up series for different A-20 in 72 and 48!!!) No, Martin, only Mr.Color paint`s and MiG`s panel line wash. Thank you, Dima !!!

I used this: https://www.hobby.dn.ua/hobby-plus-hob-wire-super-model-elastic-wire-p-57664.html You can also use elastic threads from women's stockings. I'm absolutely serious! These strands are fine to stretch and they are thin, for antennas they fit very well.

You can see it here: http://www.greenmats.club/topic/3533-douglas-a-20-boston/

Good evening, colleagues! This model was started a long time ago, but I postponed it several times due to different reasons. That was not enough information on the navigator's cabin, then exhausting work with undercarriage bay, then... аnother problem's, аnother rit's. And again, and again ... But then I felt ashamed of myself! Gathered with the forces, having thrown all other projects, and AT LAST!!! I FINISHED !!! My Boston !!! Some photos of the assembly process you can see here (if you are interested): http://www.greenmats.club/topic/3519-douglas-a-20b-boston-mpm-172/#comment-41634 All comments and criticisms welcome! Thank's for your attention, Sergiy (48).