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Blitzbuild GB poll  

33 members have voted

  1. 1. Choose your favourite blitzbuild

    • Caerbannog jr's TIE Fighter
      0
    • Caerbannog jr's X-Wing
      2
    • vppelt68's Bf109F-2
      1
    • Caerbannog's C3-P0
      1
    • Enzo Matrix's M4A1 Sherman
      5
    • Hockeyboy76's TIE Interceptor
      1
    • PlaStix's Tiger I
      6
    • bull-nut's DHC-6
      1
    • Greg in OK's Fiat Ansaldo M13-40
      1
    • Shermaniac's F-80A
      3
    • CliffB's Klemm Kl.25
      6
    • milktrip's Spitfire PR.XIX
      3
    • Stosh65's Hawker Typhoon
      0
    • The dragonborn's CASA SF-5B
      1
    • Bonhoff's Me163 Komet (RAF)
      2
    • Bonhoff's Me163 Komet (Red)
      0


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Around the Mediterranean in Messerschmitts, part one:



Kit: Zvezda 1:72 Bf 109 F-2, snap kit but mostly glued together, build thread here



Decals: Extradecal "Battle For Malta: Axis" III/JG 53, Sicily, March 1942



Paints: Humbrol enamels, painted with hairy sticks



No other aftermarket stuff nor a dab of filler anywhere



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Thank you Enzo for running this for us, this was fun and I`m ready have another shot!



Regards, V-P


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M4A1 Sherman


Battling Bitch, B Coy, 31 Btn, 7th Armored Division


Chartres, France. 16 August 1944



Kit: The Plastic Soldier Company, 1/72 scale

Decals: Aleran, Shermans in NW Europe

Extras: Armourfast detailing set

Build thread: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235007949-m4-sherman/

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Revell TIE Interceptor. (not pre painted)

The grey is Halfords grey primer, painted with Humbrol enamels & Tamiya acrylics. Weathered with Flory wash & Mig Black panel line.

Built over two days but well under the 24hr rule.

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German Heavy Tank - Tiger 1 (Early Production) No.931 - 3rd Panzergrenadier Division -Totenkopf - Kursk, July 1943

Kit - 1/72 Zvezda - OOB
Paints - Humbrol, Revell and Citadel - all applied by brush
Build time - approximately 19 hours

WIP - http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235007635-zvezda-172-tiger-1-early/

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Finished!

22 hours and 51 minutes!

My Fiat Ansaldo M13-40 in 1/72 scale.

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I will post the build thread in the next couple of minutes and come back and add some finished photos.

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Greg in OK

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Airfix 1/72 Spitfire PR XIX.

built as part of a double blitzbuild but only managed to complete this one due to unforseen circumstances.

OOB apart from quickboost exhaust and super fabric seatbelts.

finished with Flory grime wash.

Build time 20 hours (building two kits and includes meal breaks and tea stops).

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build thread

http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/235007639-airfix-172-spitfire-pr-xix-complete-mk22-ongoing/

cheers

Aaron

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Old tool Airfix 1/72 Airfix Hawker Typhoon

Fleet Air Arm What if.

Following the end of the Second World War and the expiration of lend lease the Fleet Air Arm found itself short of effective fighters when Hawker announced a lengthy delay to the delivery of the Sea Fury. The Seafire was more than capable as a fighter/interceptor but a dedicated ground attack aircraft was required. However, along with the delay of the Sea Fury, Hawker offered a navlised version of the Typhoon to help fill the gap. Similar to the Sea Hurricane it featured a strengthened rear fuselage and a arrestor hook was added. It's long nose was initially thought to be a problem but for a generation of pilots raised on Corsairs and Seafires the actual issues were minimal. It was not a particularly suitable carrier aircraft and many pilots missed their dedicated naval aircraft. Its greatest failing was a lack of folding wings, a feature Hawker was not able to institute and the Navy decided it could live without in what was essentially a stop gap. Because of this, it was difficult to get the aircraft into carrier hangers and they often were left on deck for extended periods with a tarpaulin cover for the cockpit.

Decals from the spares box and scratch built arrestor hook. Tarpaulin and rope are stolen and painted felt and wool from the good lady wife.

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Great group build guys. Thanks.

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