Rod The Fixer

What do you think? by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

A layer of white primer... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr ... first coat of red ... and fitting test .. by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Engine completed ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr Interior almost completed ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Before applying the winter camouflage, I painted the model with the classic pattern RLM 70, RLM 71 and RLM 65 underside ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Hi everyone, I would like to participate in this GB with this Italeri kit by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr to make this helicopter used by Aviazione dell’Esercito (AVES) - Italian army A quick look inside the box: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Hi everyone, I started to assmeble this Revell kit by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr to make the ‘76 Ford Torino - “Starsky and Hutch Tv serie” A quick look inside the box: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr The cars used for the TV series were equipped with the 152-HP 5.8-liter Windsor V-8 engine for non-chase and non-stunt scenes, while the stunt cars were equipped with the 6.5- and 7.5-liter V-8s. Here are the various stages of engine assembly: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr Engine assembled and ready for the weathering ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Ready for the primer ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr .... and after the first layer of primer... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Slowly the plane takes shape ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Hello everyone, I have a doubt ... do you think this plane can fit into the group build rules ? 🙂

Crew nacelle assembled... I have some fitting issues, and the Montex mask doesn't adhere perfectly. by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Thanks for the tip ... Age advances and eyesight deteriorates ... 🙂

Hi everyone, to join this GB, I started to assmeble this ICM kit by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr to make this FW-189A-2: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr 2.(Heeres)/31. Rostov-on-Don, January 1943. Source: www.asisbiz.com A quick look inside the box: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr First Steps, partially completed crew nacelle ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Hi everyone, I assembled this kit from ICM: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr Click here for the build tread: Thanks for Looking ... Comments Always Welcome 🙂 by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

I think I'm done ... what do you think? Comments Always Welcome Click here for the gallery: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

I have placed the thanks and figures on the base, what do you think? Obviously there are still a few details to be sorted out and added.... Comments Always Welcome by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Indeed ... 🙂

This GB will be the opportunity to assemble this kit as well... FW-189A-2 - (Heeres)/31 - ICM 1:72: in invernal version (Rostov on Don, 1843)

Both tanks are practically ready to be deployed in the field ... by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr I was thinking of positioning them like this ... with the 'le.gl.Einheits-Pkw Kfz.4' in the foreground and probably some other figures ... What do you think? by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

Hi everyone, I assembled this kit from Hobby 2000 by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr To build the 'Josephine My Flying Machine' a plane flown by Lt Leo F. Butiste (Di Battista) Click here for the build tread: Thanks for Looking ... Comments Always Welcome by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

P-47M Thunderbolt 62nd FS / 56 FG s/n 44-21199 'Josephine My Flying Machine' Lt Leo F. Butiste (Di Battista) - Boxted UK, 1945 Hobby 2000 1/72 Click here for the build tread: by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr Thanks for Looking ... Comments Always Welcome

And the Panther should also be ready for weathering ... BTW As suggested I removed the anti-aircraft armour by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

I reconstructed (with a bit of fear...) the undecarriages in order to have them in a more correct position... What do you think? by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr P.s. Looking at the photos, I probably need to position the pneumatics better so that they stick to the ground... hoping not to break anything... Thanks to @AdrianMF for te tip

Hi Adrian, you are right, I tried it with the right carriage but it broke... I will try again before posting it in the gallery

I am almost finished ... do you have any suggestions? by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr

I assembled the model except for a few details (and the tracks) ... To give more evidence of wear and tear, I lightened the colour of the wood, as suggested by @Model Mate and @robw_uk by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr by Rodolfo Masti, on Flickr