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Good day all , Were Tupolev Tu-4's painted with aluminium lacquer overall or mostly unpainted metal ? Thanks , Art
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Britmodeller running slow?
Arthur Driscol replied to huvut76g7gbbui7's topic in Help & Support for Forum Issues
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Britmodeller running slow?
Arthur Driscol replied to huvut76g7gbbui7's topic in Help & Support for Forum Issues
Same situation here. I opened Britmodeller to find my self logged in to 2 other peoples accounts as I changed pages. I was able to log out of their account and into mine when I figured out what was going on. -
You've done a very fine job of updating that kit and made it look at least as sharp as the more recent Hasegawa kit . To my eye the Rufe always seemed much more aesthetically pleasing than the plain old zero, and has long been one of my favorites .
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- SBS cockpit
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Arthur Driscol started following Tamiya A6M2-N"Rufe"
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Crikey !
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I've none in my stash. Not really my scale ( he says ignoring the dozen or more 1/32 kits in his stash ). Not really my field of interest... well thats more lies as I got into WWI stuff a few years ago and now have substantial stash of 1/48 aircraft from that period. Expensive. But certainly not over priced from what I've seen of the quality. Just hard for me to justify when I could pick up as many as three second hand 1/48 Eduard kits on ebay for the same price as one WNW kit, probably all bought from people who were selling off their 1/48 stash to buy WNW kits. Couldn't make up my mind which one to buy. Eventually I thought I should pick up at least one simply as they appear to be some of the best quality kits ever manufactured. As WWI aircraft aren't my main thing I don't really have a strong preference for any particular aircraft with the exception of the Albatros DV, but I've already got a dozen of those in 1/48. I finally settled on the Hannover CI.II as it kind of has everything you could want in a WWI biplane. It then promptly sold out . So hopefully they will reissue it at some point. Officially they don't it seems.. ( I'm a bit confused about that ) but then again some such as the Junkers J.I have reappeared a few years after "selling out" so here's hoping.
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Fabulous finish there, winter distemper finishes seem designed to make the modeler look incompetent but you've really aced it . I think that's the best I've seen.
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Got my 28P a couple of months ago and I'm even contemplating getting another to do both of the fighter versions. I haven't been this chuffed to get my hands on a kit since I bought the Dynavector Wyvern 20 years ago. But now I'm really jonesing for the bomber and recon versions , this is one of those "Got to have every sub-variant" aircraft for me.
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1/48 - Heinkel He-51 B-1 & B-2 by Roden - released
Arthur Driscol replied to Homebee's topic in The Rumourmonger
It might serve as a nice template for improving the CA kit actually. The shape of the wheel spats alone are a vast improvement over the CA effort. -
1/48 - Heinkel He-51 B-1 & B-2 by Roden - released
Arthur Driscol replied to Homebee's topic in The Rumourmonger
This one really came out of the blue. It certainly looks like an improvement over the Classic Airframes issue of which I already have a stack in my stash. The He 51 is to me what the Me 109 is to many modelers - so many possible colour schemes. It won't take me long to talk my self into buying one or two of these. -
It must be Christmas, first a Yak 28 now this !
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What a fabulous surprise ! One of my all time favorites, although I thought my chances of ever seeing one of these produced were slim indeed. A glazed nose version would be especially welcome.