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Eduard Lim. Edition Danger Zone, F-14A Tomcat 1/48


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Thanks Simon!

Yesterday i started with the landing gear and finishing the cockpit, but slowly slowly :winkgrin:

Then work goes on to the RESIN parts, never work with this. Must look, the Brassin seats looks amazing.

More pics on saturday!

Oliver

Problem is, resin seats are addictive! I like using Quickboost (full resin with belts, the same otherwise as Aires) seats and I now throw them in every build as they're such a good look. Can't wait to see your progress with this Tomcat.

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Thats right Parabat,

the details are amazing!

Ok, more progress yesterday - first i cleaned all the Resin parts with water and dish soap

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Sidewalls painted, also i gave the Resin seats a first coat of flat black

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and the cockpit section

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The level of detail is very high! All PE´s are installed.

Cockpit is going on, more work tomorrow (drybrush, detail painting,etc.) :wicked:

Oliver

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Parabat, thanks!

You must take a look on the Resin wheels, they are just bombastic !!!! :yahoo:

Oliver

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Parabat, thanks!

You must take a look on the Resin wheels, they are just bombastic !!!! :yahoo:

Oliver

They do look good - I recently used the Wheeliant wheels on my F-14A VF-24 build. It not only offers a lot of detail but peace of mind against the viynle wheels which apparently deteriorate. Keep up the good work, I'm sure you're going to enjoy this model!

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Thank you parabat, grazie mille Ale85,

Finished thr seats now and will post pics later!

Oliver

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Nice one Oliver the resin does look good.

Guy

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As promised, the first pics of the nearly completed seats :analintruder:

Resin seats with black coat, followed by drybrush and Eduard PE.

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And put into the Cockpit tube (not glued!)

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Many thanks for watching this, also for critic!

Oliver

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Oh you are right, thanks for the info, will correct my mistake!

Oliver

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Thank you Jan!

Progress so far, painted the sidewalls yesterday. Only thing to do is a drybrush and then ready for installation!

Masekd the areas:

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Paint done

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Oliver

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Lovely work on the seats Oliver they look great in the tub the handles do look a bit high but easy rectified a mistake I have made in the past.

Guy

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Thank you Guy!

My mistake with the handle is corrected yesterday :wicked:

Progress and pics will follow this weekend (landing gear, hull)

Oliver

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A little delivery yesterday :winkgrin:

Eduard weapon set & Quickboost intake covers

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Ok, i made a few things this afternoon on the Tomcat,

glued in the cockpit section and closed the tube, fit is ok!

Also installed the already painted landing gear, a little bit tricky this one.

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Next step was the nose cone, the fit here is :hanging:.....​.

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Filler will be needed!

Oliver

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