Bozothenutter
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The zero engine looks better.
Retentive me would still like seperate rows of cylinders though..
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On 3/17/2022 at 3:41 PM, Bozothenutter said:
any expert know of cockpit differences between the 9-12 and 9-13 versions?
I see Quinta only do a set for the 9-12
Quinta just announced a 9-13 set
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Ooohhhh! Tempting!
Quite a few launch sites in my home town !
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6 hours ago, Alan R said:
Love the idea of the SD1!
However, I'm not sure of the nose profile. It looks a bit 'blunt' to my eye.
Cheers,
Alan.
Agreed, it looks very blunt!
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Second this, awesome book.
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If it is like his 109 books, it is more a reference work, not really a modelers book.
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Is this the current RAL, or the earlier (wartime) 840R?
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Just don't go chipping the red primer, that stuff is incredibly tenacious!
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Lighter colour went over the primer.
Primer is there to improve paint adhesion/protection.
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Anybody know if this was ever done?
Have an Alfa P3 and Auto-Union...
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On 7/23/2021 at 5:04 PM, Homebee said:
To put alongside your Su-33, All Scale Kits (ASK) proposes pilots in special survival suit VMSK-4.
https://vk.com/market-192655061
https://models-market.ru/catalog/ASK
V.P.
Not fat enough.....
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T-34/76 1940
in WWII
Just a plan for now
Turret obv is a no go, hull will give me a base to work from.
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Can I post some of my pride'n'joy too?
Needed a small car, wanted fun.
Has quite a few mods like a Quaife Megane brakes etc.
A smile a minute for 10 years now!
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T-34/76 1940
in WWII
Have been able to get my hands on a Mono/Dragon release of this kit.
It is tiny!
Thinking of finding the cheapest Miniart T-34 I can find to transplant the interior bits (following all relevant literature of course!)
I have some AM stuff (obligatory Aber sets, resin radio's, ammo etc)
Any hints/tips/pitfalls?
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König has pictures up of the set, looks very comprehensive (stiffeners, etc).
But €63,- !!
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2014 conflict they're talking about....
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If you believe David Byrden, all current T1 kits are nigh unbuildable/inaccurate...
But RFM would get my vote, if only for the interior (get the hoses set!)
Oh and for encyclopedic knowledge on T1 here us David's site: tiger.info
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6 hours ago, Muzz said:
Yeh, Academy releasing a new tool at the end of the year.
And GWH...
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1 hour ago, Nigel Bunker said:
'A Ukrainian fighter pilot dubbed the "Ghost of Kyiv" was killed in action after it was claimed he downed more than 40 invading Russian aircraft.
Major Stepan Tarabalka died when his Mig-29 was shot down fighting "overwhelming" numbers of enemies on March 13.'
LBC website, 30 April 2022
Already been denied by Ukraine.
Yes he died, no he did not have 40 kills.
They even categorically state that the 'Ghost' is a representation of all UA pilots.
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Could it be Hannants being lazy, and not willing to update the site/stock?
See it on ebay sometimes....
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Thanks @Das Abteilung, I was thinking the same thing about the cases, i have spotted the fabric belt on some tanks, so might just have been a case of NOS being used...
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Apparently the Brownings mounted on a Sho't Cal used fabric belts due to fears of jamming the turret mechanism.
Anybody make these in 1/35?
Gaspatch do a WW1 set, but it doesn't look right.
Now I'm thinking of using a linked belt and painting it whitish.
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Use a punch and die set.
Punch out some sandpaper.
Stick discs to something suitable
Create pattern on unpainted plastic
Paint appropriately
No idea if it works, just made it up, but that's what I'd try...
1/48 Harrier and Tornado kit suggestions
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That would be Kinetic for a Harrier, and I 'think' Revell does the 'best' Tornado