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Eduard / Roden 1/48 Gloster Gladiator, Latvian AF.


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This is the Eduard re-pop of Roden's 1/48 Gloster Gladiator. It comes with some nice PE but is still a Roden kit at the end of the day. I used AIMS resin collector ring to replace the kit's 3 part offering, made things a lot easier. My first attempt at rigging - no problem with that but I was glad to see the back of the kit. Brush painted & with no weathering as I didn't want anything else to ping off. It certainly won't have pride of place in my collection.

 

Any comments, criticisms & observations welcome.

 

Pete

 

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Just noticed the muck on my sheet, must get it in the wash!

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As a previous co-respondent has already stated, Great to see the Gladiator in a different colour scheme. I have a particular interest in this one since I am currently researching military aviation in the three Baltic States as part of my personal development for my next job.

 

Well Done, Sir !. Nice job

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13 hours ago, Bob_C said:

Lovely job.

Nice rigging - what did you use? And the prop looks very convincing.

Thanks Bob.
 

Rigging was nylon monofilament a friend gave me. The prop was painted with Tamiya Deck Tan, when dry it was overpainted with Dark Umber oil paint & streaked. After a couple of days I airbrushed a thin coat of Tamiya transparent orange. 
 

Cheers,

 

Pete

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