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Planet Models is to release 1/48th General Aircraft Hotspur glider kits. - ref. PLT211 - General Aircraft GAL-48 Hotspur Mk.II - released - link - ref. PLT213 - General Aircraft GAL-48B Twin Hotspur Mk.I Source: http://www.specialhobby.net/2017/04/plt211-gal-48-hotspur-mkii-plt213-gal.html V.P. -
This is my first post of a model I have built on this forum. I resumed building models about seven years ago and I have completed a few. I added a ClearVax canopy and added some interior details.
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With the Football club being in the news currently with its management change, it reminded me I hadn't posted pictures of the competed build, which was done in the Frog Squad Group Build, so here it is I hope you like it. Work in progress below Let me know what you think Cheers Pat
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Now if you are thinking this I like your style, however, what I have in mind is this I think mine is the original Frog one but it's lost its box Cheers Pat
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I did this kit as an exercise in airbrushing doing the camouflage freehand and the underneath as a masking exercise. I also bought some galeria matt varnish to try as well. The decals come from a P40 decal sheet as the novo ones didn't age at all. The wheels got lost somewhere in the past and as the wheels were jettisonable i didn't put them on. S on the nose comes from an airfix P38 and the serials are not on as I dont know which ones the aircraft carried but not to worry Normal proviso best seen from 5ft away BTW I used the £4 airbrush that was touted on here a few months ago Rodders
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Built from the Frog kit, this was going to be a simple OOB build but then I got carried away... I detailed the cockpit, scribed the panel lines, corrected the undercarriage so it's a single leg like the real aircraft, moved the starboard front window nearer the door, moved (and accurized) the nose light and fitted the tow point. I decided to finish it in a "what if" operational scheme. Fun build!
