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  • Birthday 16/06/1977

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  1. ivan ferrando
    Wow, i love yours 109! for the RAF one, wich decals did you use?
  2. ivan ferrando
    Thank you Hunker, Museums noted for my trip in february
  3. ivan ferrando
    Thank you Mike
  4. ivan ferrando started following Bristol Sycamore 1/72 - S&M Models , Budapest - Hungary , A-6E tram intruder, 1/48, desert storm and 1 other
  5. ivan ferrando
    Hi folks, Could you suggest me aviation/military musem wich worth a visit in Budapest or nearby? thank you so much
  6. ivan ferrando
    Fantastic model, I’d to make one me too. I’ve a little question about the weapons. it’s correct this configuration? -3 fuel tank (under fuselage and interior pylons) -6 mk82 snakeye thermal protection?
  7. ivan ferrando
    Wow a lot of informations, thank you to everibody, now i’ll study if the conversion is too difficult i will do it in military version (my kit)
  8. ivan ferrando
    ?'ve just bought the Academy C-97A in 1/72. I was wondering in is possible to convert it in a Civil B-377 thanks
  9. ivan ferrando
    The model was built straight from the box, except for pitot tubes which are made with Albion alloy tubes. I airbrushed a first coat of Alclad Primer, then a soft preshading and different coats of white. All colours are Gunze expect metallic parts After decals and a coat of clear I did a washing for panel lines, and some filters for weathering with oil colours. The white camouflage was more difficult than I thought! The results is a little bit “orange skin” Decals are from XTradecals sheet Before take photos I forgot to remove the masking tape from underside cockpit windows..... 😞 sorry for the background.....
  10. ivan ferrando
    Fantastic job, i suppose that the Amodel kit was not so easy to assembly....
  11. ivan ferrando
    I forgot tell an important thing this is a tail sitter, remember tu add some weight, obviously I understood that, when the model was almost built!😱😱
  12. ivan ferrando
    Very well done, fantastic subject. I’ve build this kit some years ago, and like you I didn’t care any shape issues....
  13. ivan ferrando
    thank for appreciatiation The join between the rear and the cabin (trasparent part) demands a good filling, wich i did with Milliput and cianoacrylate for finishing. The worst part is the undersire. I scarth built the landing gear beause the pieces of kit are not so good. Pay attention to place a pin for every rotor blade because their weight give fragile the joint. With Whirlwind, Wessex and Sea King they will be a fantastic sequence to display (at home or model shows) very good idea I also used some etched part from AGB
  14. ivan ferrando
    thank for your appreciation. Yes, the decals came from the kit, i used as a photografic reference, some pics of XJ380 founded on the web, that represent (i think), as you said the subjet in gate guardian laying or at least out of service. Unfortunately I didn't foud a good doc about operational history in British service.
  15. ivan ferrando
    My first helicopter, I did a lot of mistakes, but at the end i’m satisfied also because the kit is not the easiest on the market (thank to S&M for giving us a kit of this interesting subject) I used some etched, built new landing gear with Albion alloy tubes, open 2 doors and folded rotor blades Colours are from Gunze Sorry for the low quality of the photos
  16. ivan ferrando
    Hi, thank you for appreciation. I used Olympus hp101 airbrush and gunze colours
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