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1/72nd Dragon F-5 PRU Scheme August 1944


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Next to last 8th AF aircraft . Still have P-47 on radar

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Corrected props after review and feedback

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Xtracrylics PRU with a touch of lighter blue in a few spots

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Uschi line and Bulb filament for antenna. Just some Pastel dust for weathering

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Testors Dullcoat (decanted) for final finish

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Thanks for taking a Look

Comments Always welcome

Cheers

Bill

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Thanks Guys

second picture was on workbench not photo area. Way different light. Photo booth has much more accurate colors but workbench has accurate props😃😃

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6 hours ago, ArmouredSprue said:

Very nice indeed. This is not an easy kit to build

Tidy F-5! I really like how your PRU blue turned out. Echoing ArmouredSprue above, did this kit offer any untoward difficulty in your opinion? Dragon kits look so great in the box but sometimes don't go together so well.

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Greetings Guys

Dragon kit had a few tricky areas but nothing catastrophic. The nose for the Photo section was a single clear section and required a bit of cutting and filling in the front. Basic modelling skills were required for model but isn't that the objective.B).

 

Build awayBill

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5 hours ago, Wdedig said:

Greetings Guys

Dragon kit had a few tricky areas but nothing catastrophic. The nose for the Photo section was a single clear section and required a bit of cutting and filling in the front. Basic modelling skills were required for model but isn't that the objective.B).

 

Build awayBill

That's why I did buy RS Model's rendering of the F-5A instead;

however, on close inspection, that kit has some tricky areas as well...

it seems to me that the Dragon kit has finer surface detail in general.

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That looks superb!

Having built a Dragon Lightning myself, I salute you for the great result - the fit of key parts isn't always the best, as I recall.

Brilliant job.

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