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Mmarchal
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very nice weathering. Love it.
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Great result, very convincing weathering.
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very nice model. Thanks for sharing.
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Yep it's another 109 I'm afraid.
Mmarchal replied to Mmarchal's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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This was meant to be a quick build while preparing to move house (which happened 4 months ago....). Yep I am a slow builder. This is the very nice Eduard profipack kit. I am not one to worry too much about minor detail, all I can say is that the kit builds up nice, the decals are nice and yep it's also typical Eduard in places where there are a couple more parts than strictly needed. But I don't mind that, I'm never in a hurry and like a bit of detail. The mottling is a bit darker then what the camera shows, and I am not 100% happy with the colours, but she'll have to do. thanks for looking. cheers.
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Real model building. Superb work.
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Great skills!
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Hi, Yes its the 1/35 CSM kit. The kit is lovely, nothing wrong with it, builds up well, no fit issues to speak off. Shows CSM can most certainly produce a nice kit. I did have a think about the etch addition, but decided that the provided plastic was good enough. I do know the story about the grey rubber, I just don't like the color, so took some artistic license here. Lets say this is an end of war Lanchester.....LOL Thanks for your comments!
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First time I do armour. Think I go back to aircraft. Nice model, but prefer aircraft.
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Yeah, the shark mouth was a bit of a mission. I used a combination of heat and Microsol and got them (2 parts left and right) settled down eventually. Don't get me wrong, the Eduard provided decals are nice, but that shark mouth has to settle over some major curvy shape. Thanks for your comments Steve!
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Not easy with my poor camera and in 1/72, but here you go
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Should be ok now.
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This is my latest build. The kit is a typical Eduard kit. Nice fit, good price, lots of fiddle parts .
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Hi all, Thanks for the kind words, and to Clive, I admire anyone building WWI aircraft in 1/72. I did one and ended up seriously cross eyed. Get one of these WNW kits and enjoy a relaxing rigging job.