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From the Tasman boxing of the old Heller kit. Neon letters/frames were supplied as 3D-printed parts. The kit itself was moulded in really soft, white plastic with lots of warpage so it needed a bit of work. I also replaced the fuselage windows with acetate. Decals from the kit.

 

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That is astonishingly good!

I am building a Heller kit (different subject, but similar vintage) at the moment and I daresay you've done a whole lot of work to get yours looking like that.

Interesting application for an aircraft - there presumably was a real plane like this (?). 

Very cool!

:goodjob:  :worthy:  

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Hello Mike,

Really good work on this one,

Do you know the Kate who's to be kissed ??😁

Congratulations ! Great kit and lot of work well done !

Sincerely.

Corsaircorp

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Wow.  That's brilliant.  Not just the fascinating modifications  (never seen before by me) but also the general treatment you've given the kit.

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