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Konrad

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    Everything with SAR / RESCUE words on it ;)

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  1. Konrad started following MiG-29A from Polish Air Force - 100 years of Poland's independence, 1/72 De Havilland Dominie (Dragon Rapide) "Merlin V" FAA air ambulance, crashed 1946 Scafell Pike (Heller etc.), RAF HS.125 CC.3 1980s and and 4 others
  2. Konrad
    First - thank you all for nice words My photos are from smartphones In this case it's an iPhone SE 2020
  3. Konrad
    Last weekend I decided to build something "fresh". I've just received a parcel with model of Agusta-Bell 47J with SAR markings so choice was quite easy Very shortly appeared that idea to build something Out-of-the-box is impossible if I'm thinking about something similar to real helicopter... At the end after eight days of work and making many mistakes I can present to you my newest model
  4. Konrad
    Very good model! Welcome on BM. Show us more models (this shows that you have "some" experience )
  5. Konrad
    I've no information about conversion kit. Based on some photos I've tried to scratch something acceptable. Some of changes were needed because "wrong" base (TBM-1C not TBM-3): One or two were simple improvements The main work was placed on tank and few other places
  6. Konrad
    Sorry, but it’s an old Hasegawa
  7. Konrad
    Rod, if you have more photos (especially a tank) or info what we need to change in Hasegawa kit please share them (can be in Priv Msg) First of all - you have a 4 sets of numbers ("7" & "4" in my case) - but you need 6 (2 x engine cowlings, 2 x tail and 2 x for wings). This same with a "shadow" after exhaust pipe - you have one decal, but you need two Thanks a lot!
  8. Konrad
    You're absolutely RIGHT! Corrected Thank you for this information. Neptune is somewhere in a queue
  9. Konrad
    Thank you! I have this same opinion about reuse of war machines - they're much better used in a second life Avengers? I don't think so... Maybe someone better in that topic can add something. This one crashed in May 1999 (pilot survived!)
  10. Konrad
    Today I want to present "civilian" version of TBM-3 - Tanker 74 Model is based on Hobby 2000 TBM-1C (#72010) kit, decals from Draw Decal (No. 72-TBM-1) with some scratch added (to be honest - some decals are home-made too; Draw Decals set have not enough digits to make a complete miniature). There's no WiP from that build but if someone will be interested in short story - I've some photos in backup Some data (and photos) about this Tanker you can find e.g. HERE. Back to model (LARGE photos - click on miniatures)
  11. Konrad
    I like it very much!
  12. Konrad
    Lovely!
  13. Konrad
    Nice job If I can suggest something: try to use masks for painting frames on canopies (you can cut them from masking tape - good, fast and cheap method) On photos edges looks like freehand painted Second idea - decals look like not "sitting" in edges. Are you using any liquid for masks? If not it can be a good idea to test some
  14. Konrad
    The kit it is Trumpeter 01674 Decals are from ModelMaker D72124 (they should have also version for 48 scale). There is a small problem with the kit - upper intakes are open so plane should be taxing, but there is no pilot figure in a set
  15. Konrad
    Hi, I want to present something unusual for me: jet fighter (sic!). Model was prepared for my friend's 45th birthday so I had a real "deadline". In short time ("short" for me - I'm not a sprinter in modelmaking) I've build something what (I hope) looks like a MiG-29. People from Poland very easy can find "some" mismatches, but was built as an OoB in real hurry by a person who is absolutely a beginner in that topic .
  16. Konrad
    Very nice model I see that wiring engines is worth to do it. Hammer on the last photo shows that you're experienced modeller and know how to solve problems wit fitting
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