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Mirage Models 1/48 Lublin R.XIII Ter
Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
Thanks everyone! I may do rigging at a later date, I just won't have time before the deadline.- 26 replies
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Mirage Models 1/48 Lublin R.XIII Ter
Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
And just like that, it's finished! Thanks to everybody who had a look and commented.- 26 replies
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Mirage Models 1/48 Lublin R.XIII Ter
Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
With the wife out with a friend tonight I had an incredibly productive evening painting and assembling. Not many photos as I went along, but here are a couple: Quite a big wingspan! The only parts I still need to assemble are the prop and the gun, then add the windscreen. Thanks for the comments so far - and thanks for looking!- 26 replies
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Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
Here are the subassemblies ready for primer:- 26 replies
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Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
It seems I'm not taking as many photos as I normally do. Since my last update I've buttoned up the fuselage and built up the wings and pontoons. Here's a photo of some seam work being done on the fuselage - just a bit of vallejo plastic putty which I'll sand down once it's fully dried out. Not too many issues so far, I'm just trying to do a better job than I normally do on the seams. I actually think I'll be ready to paint soon - I figure I'm best to paint the wings and pontoons separately from the fuselage.- 26 replies
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Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
You're not wrong! I hold my breath any time i'm near it. Can't wait till it's glued in place!- 26 replies
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Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
Please excuse the radio silence - I've not had a lot of bench time recently, but finally managed to get the cockpit pretty much done. The fiddliest part was holding the side frames in place to glue them, but I managed to lean them up against a bottle while I lined up the floor section. In the absence of any reference photos, I just painted it with Vallejo Metal Color dull aluminium. I'll have a go at fashioning some seat-belts out of masking tape, though I'm not sure what configuration they would have been in, so it'll just be guesswork.- 26 replies
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I can see only a few of your photos - still flickering grey links for most of them, even after you started using the Flickr BBCode.
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Mirage Models 1/48 Lublin R.XIII Ter
Moonlighter replied to Moonlighter's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
Thanks for all the replies, I hope the build doesn't disappoint! So like I said, I made a start on the PE cockpit. It's all quite fiddly, and the instructions are not very clear as usual. Also there isn't much online in the way of reference material, so I'll just have to make an educated guess at the positioning of some parts. Anyway, here's what I've done so far:- 26 replies
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My build for this GB is this kit I found on Ebay while looking for something I'd never come across before. Should be an interesting build, I think. I've also got myself a PE set from Part in Poland, and a Yahu control panel as another option. Not too many parts, and they look pretty good. Not sure about the deep lines on the floats though...a bit "padded cell": Also not many decals for a 1/48 kit. 1930s aircraft had fewer markings though, I guess. Only one page of instructions, along with a black and white painting guide: Thanks for looking in - I'm excited to join in the GB as I've not joined one for ages. I've made a start on the fully PE cockpit so far, but I'll post that later on. Let the fun begin!
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Looks good so far - can't wait to see that resin pit come together!
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I would say I'm an intermediate builder. Comfortable with aftermarket of any type and basic scratch-building. New to ships though. I'll take a look at the trumpy/academy kits, as well as the airfix Ark Royal, although I believe that's a very old kit and may fight me a bit. Thanks for all the advice!
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Flying Boats & Float Planes 2 GB Chat
Moonlighter replied to JOCKNEY's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
Any major issues?- 387 replies
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Great work on those seats. More patience than I can ever imagine myself having!
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Flying Boats & Float Planes 2 GB Chat
Moonlighter replied to JOCKNEY's topic in Flying Boats and Floatplanes GB II
I'll have a go at this one. I've been wanting to try a floaty plane for a while, just need to buy one now! Edit: Had a quick look on eBay and bought a Mirage Hobby 1/48 Lublin R.XIII for a tenner. Never heard of it so should be interesting.- 387 replies
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Thanks for the welcome everyone! Working on the Revell/Zvezda 1/72 SU-27SM at the moment. Almost ready for primer and got my paints ordered for it.
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Hi everyone I've been keeping an eye on a few threads for a while, but decided to create an account with the intention of joining in a Group Build or two. I never know what I want to build next, so hopefully GB's will help with some inspiration for that. I enjoy building aircraft in both 1/72 and 1/48 (never tried anything bigger, but open to peer pressure) and armour in 1/35.