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Mitsubishi F-1 Hasegawa 1/48 - finished at last


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13 hours ago, exdraken said:

it seems they are produced by Eduard for Beaver Cooperation.

Quite a lot available mostly for Japanse subjects, safe the F-14....:

https://hlj.com/search/go?w=*&af=selectmanufacturer:beavercorporation

not sure if it is exactly the same, would need to cross check with Eduard offerings!

 

closed the fuselage late yesterday evening:

good fit, no real issues:

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Looking great!

Mitsubishi really should have christened this a ‘Japuar’ 😁

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19 hours ago, modelling minion said:

That didn't take long Werner!

 

yeah! was waiting for the the cockpit PE, everything else that usefully can be done before was prepared..... (safe landing gear etc... :banghead: )

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canopy still need sorting :)

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Look's to be an interesting build Werner I'll tag along,I've always liked the look of these "Jaguaresque" aircraft and who doesn't like some of these

Japanese schemes applied?

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21 hours ago, modelling minion said:

Hi Werner, any more movement on your F-1?

She should be close to getting some paint on by now.

Yeah... you are certainly right...

Will try to order Mr Color paints as suggested here:

Any experience with their enamels?

Somehow I do not trust myself in mixing my own shades from Revell colors in this case...

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21 minutes ago, Hewy said:

Minor setback werner, thats not too bad they look ok , those paints are serious

They are not glued... but I wanted them closed for painting..... no chance of fitting them without removing the structure inside.... strange!

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1 hour ago, exdraken said:

them without removing the structure inside.

My hobby boss intruder is similar,i also remember the hb f-111was too they seemed to be designed to be open or flaps and slats out as in the intruder and 111,and need fettling to fit nice closed , as i understand the 48th  revell tonka gr4 is mostly like this too, i save brassin foam and cut a bit bigger to fit in the holes when parts are like that, looking forward to the paint scheme werner

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last update before painting starts

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cockpit  minus seat finished, gun nozzle added, tailcone added, airbrakes blu-tacked ;) thanks!

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53 minutes ago, modelling minion said:

Very nice Werner, I'm looking forward to seeing the paint go on.

the bottom grey (C325) is on

sprayed nicely, quite dense.

lets see how long it takes to dry so I can mask it :)

 

 

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look what arrived today! definitely late..... but hopefully not too late ;)

 

now.. what to use and  hang underneath ???

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some more info and photos here:

https://www.midwaysailor.com/photos/mitsubishi-f1.html

 

from photos and internet text I'd say Aim-9s on the wing tips:

during the the late 80ies the F1 was upgraded and could carry the Aim-9L modells.. before B models? Hasegawa itself states B and E models, but provides L/ Ms.....

no idea.....

 

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