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I read some P-38 Droop snoots attached extra bomb racks. Also standard fighter version accepted this conversion. The racks "borrow" from other planes ? Or just field work.
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Do 217E-1 a journey that tested me. 1/48 scale
fernandocouto replied to Greg Law's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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Me Bf 109E-7 Trop - 1:72 HobbyBoss
fernandocouto replied to Mig88's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
HB easy Bf109E has a better cockpit than major easy kits, although quite brief. -
F-84E Thunderjet, 1/72 Hobby boss
fernandocouto replied to opus999's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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Bf110G info needed: kanoenvogel conversion
fernandocouto replied to fernandocouto's topic in Aircraft WWII
Thanks. I'd like to add a tank in rear cockpit. Seems appropriate. -
Trumpeter 1/24 Ju 87A Markings question...
fernandocouto replied to fightersweep's topic in Aircraft WWII
Except OOB, never trust Trumpeter/Copyboss or some else brands' "painting & marking" ....They just look for a colour drawing and print decals, or worse, they design whole kit at will. Whether it is correct? Who cares? Anyone remember Mr.Song and his "state of art" 1/32nd Su-25? Or MiG-25 under Kitty(Sh**ty) Hawk label? -
I did not mean which is deeper or anything else...length and cross-section shape of rear fuselage differs, MENG's is longer...
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Yes, only early production Me210 fuselage varies from others. So Italeri provides same fuselage for Me210/410. All Me410 versions are identical, except A-3(recce, housing cameras) and U4 conversion sets(BK5 cannon) enlarged former bomb bay part.
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If you compare MENG and MONO/REV/PRO fuselage parts....
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Caproni Ca.311, Special Hobby 1/72
fernandocouto replied to Alan Gelo's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
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Bf110G info needed: kanoenvogel conversion
fernandocouto replied to fernandocouto's topic in Aircraft WWII
Thanks a lot! Bf110 has 1 or 2 round panels on port side below nose MGs, cannot recall what's for these... Probably not enough space in nose for GM-1 tank? Or upper guns removed. Trying to download reference from your second link...Chinese network is fast...for Chinese websites.... -
It's a pleasure. Such camo is difficult even by airbrushing...
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Dornier 335 variants and the Dragon kits
fernandocouto replied to Giorgio N's topic in Aircraft WWII
Dragon 1/72 Do335s base on same mold. Only B-2 kit have the leading edge part with mk103. Exhausts for day fighter included. B-6 may have different nose wheel part, cannot remember. Wing fit is tricky...but 335 series fits good.among dml"golden wing series", thinking of Ta152 and P-61.... -
From asisbiz. Sorry for just found photos taken in 1941. Is this one? Some differences.Seems area under "2" repainted with 02. Luftwaffe colours by Ullmann reads mottles consist 74,75,70 and 02 colours. IMO dark mottles shown at some photos may be 70 or fresh 74. Later there wolud not be so many colours..just upper camo schme.. Rear band was yellow in Barbarossa, when tranfered to Comiso, there must be some repainting, for ID band was white on MTO axis crafts. I do not think this 109 had been all over repainted, just around band instead. Pik-A on port cowling or both sides? Third image does not refer to Neuhoff, but this one also from III/JG53 .
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You'd like to build an A-17 ? A rare version, most torpedo carrying Junkers were A-4.
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I would build a Bf110G-2 with belly 37mm gun for my friend. When searching photos, I found an article building eduard's kit: http://modellboard.net/index.php?topic=37170.0 The author removed rear-firing MG81Z, replaced this area with a large tank. I don't understand German, in translator it reads"The central part of the tank of a 1:48 Revell-Eurofighter formed the basis for the tank of the GM-1 system. I built the cannon magazine in front of the radio seat out of round profile and plastic strips." Origin words: Das Mittelteil des Tanks eines 1:48er Revell-Eurofighters bildete die Basis für den Tank der GM-1 Anlage. Das vor dem Funkersitz liegende Kanonenmagazin baute ich aus Rundprofilenund Plastikstreifen auf. So GM-1 needs such a large tank? On Bf109 there's only a much smaller one behind cockpit. Although Bf110 consumes twice of Bf109...By the way, which fuel(or liquid) cap fits GM-1 tank? Historic photo of ZG76 indicates rear MG omitted, so it's a character of R1 conversion? Also WGr.21 reduced to one under each wing. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Editted BK3.7 based on Flak 18, same magazine-fed. So the crew needed to manually reload the cannon?
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1/48 Hasegawa Skyhawks - what parts are in what boxes?
fernandocouto replied to RMP2's topic in Aircraft Cold War
HAS announced that A-4C will be re-released in Jan. 2019, so long awaited from their last A-4B/C....... -
Valiant Publication's Airframe extra "Continuation War" includes an article building this kit. The author cut the struts in halves, lengthened them with plastic cards. Sorry cannot remember exact dimension.
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Spitfire PR XI windscreen: all frameless?
fernandocouto replied to fernandocouto's topic in Aircraft WWII
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Ta152H hardly has extra parts. The diagram painted with blue(unused parts)are all original Tri-master parts that fits metal parts. DML replaced all metal parts and most PE with their own plastic sprue. Unlike Fw190 and Me262 series, Tri-master only released one Ta152. Edit: Later they released a Ta152C with resin wing, cowling and propeller. I have no idea whether DML's 5548# Ta152C-0 refered these resin parts.
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Spitfire PR XI windscreen: all frameless?
fernandocouto replied to fernandocouto's topic in Aircraft WWII
Sorry cannot paste photos' origin url. One is post-war Dannish : http://spitfiresite.com/2007/10/spitfire-pr-mk-xi-in-royal-danish-air-force.html the other one: https://www.worldwarphotos.info/gallery/uk/raf/spitfire2/spitfire-pr-ix-pl965/ -
Spitfire PR XI windscreen: all frameless?
fernandocouto replied to fernandocouto's topic in Aircraft WWII
Oh cause birdstrike........but another example, PL794 also had a fighter windscreen, why? http://spitfiresite.com/2007/10/spitfire-pr-mk-xi-in-royal-danish-air-force.html -
Several years ago I bought a Quickboost Spitfire PR camera set, since HAS's Spitfire IX is long OOP, the resin set was kept on stash...until eduard released their Spitfires. I'd like to build a PR XI of USAAF 7th Recon Sqn, firstly I thought I need to build a new chin for oil tank, and fill some wing panel lines. However some sources show PR XI use frameless windscreen: But these have framed part same as a fighter(such as PL965). According to Aero Details vol.27, is it a PR X instead? found photos with framed windscreen only with serial No. "PL", "PA" series have frameless ones, so it means early batch hadn't received this modification? Then, any vacuum parts for PR XI? I mean 48th scale...
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Maybe best fitting of DML's "master series".
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Thanks for all replies.