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toniosky

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  1. toniosky
    The amount of work spent on correcting and detailing is truly impressive. The painting is also very nice. I would have gone nuts with duplicating all these seats in the cargo How did you do the cargo floor ? It looks like you made your own PE. Antoine
  2. toniosky
    Very nice build and pictures. I don't think I would have spotted the decal issue if you didn't mention it
  3. toniosky
    Thank you guys - much appreciated
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    Malcom, Indeed, I riveted the model. I used the work of a Japanse guy as a reference : http://soyuyo.main.jp/p40b/p40be-1.htm , and I invite fans of the type to have a look at this link, it's pretty awesome !
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    Thank you all for your nice comments. It's true that the fitting of nose area could be better. There is also a small gap between the two parts of the spinner that looked a bit off to me, but nothing challenging to fix though.
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    Thank you for your nice comments Mark, I am glad you like it. I used Gunze H302, H72 and H62 as recommended by Aeromaster and a bunch of other modellers.
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    Hi, My latest model is the very nice kit from Airfix which is quite enjoyable to build. There are some panel lines that need to be filled in and a few things to be fixed here and there, but nothing major. This is a the aircraft of David Lee "Tex" HILL of the AVG for which the decals were sourced from a vintage Aeromaster sheet. Exhaust pipes are from QB. Pitot, gunsight and barrels from Master. Now that it is done, I must confess that I find the wheels ugly and that they would benefit from being replaced. All comments are appreciated. Thanks for looking Antoine
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    Absolutely gorgeous ! How did you make this polished effect on the engine cowlings?
  9. toniosky
    This detailing is insanely clean !
  10. toniosky
    Very nice. Thumbs up for tackling the U/C as this is seldom seen !
  11. toniosky
    Impressive build, especially at this scale !
  12. toniosky
    Excellent paint work and weathering. Love it!
  13. toniosky
    The Postjager was a hell of a sexy aircraft. I am dreaming of a 1/48 kit Very nice work on this kit, looks like you spent quite some time on it.
  14. toniosky
    Flawless build ! How did you make the thin yellow lines on the front canopy? Decal strips maybe?
  15. toniosky
    Thank you Miguel and Pete
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