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Hurricane P3522 - GZ-V - Biggin Hill, August 1940 – with motorised prop - B&W photos added at the end of Post#1


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On 13/10/2020 at 17:09, Bangor Lad said:

Love it! Great idea to motorise the prop. Great to see the impact it has in some of your photos.

Hi Dave. Thank you very much for very kind comments. :thanks:

Kind regards,

Stix

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On 13/10/2020 at 18:18, bigbadbadge said:

Oh wow what a stunning model, great brush painting too. It looks fantastic on your base.

Great work 

Chris 

Hi Chris and thank you very much. Most kind. :thumbsup:

Kind regards, 

Stix

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On 13/10/2020 at 19:40, Paulaero said:

That's excellent work , some B & W pics to go with the real thing and who would know the difference ???

 

I take it you have used the miniature motors , looking at the wiring ??

Hi Paul and thank you very much for your comments. When I get chance I will try and do some B&W versions of a couple of photos.....just to see....

Yes the motor I used was one of these:

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I got 10 off Amazon a while back but I can't remember the name of the make.

 

Kind regards,

 

Stix

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On 13/10/2020 at 19:55, Epeeman said:

Excellent!  

I really like this especially with the motorised prop - this with your diorama gives a good impression of the aircraft fired up and ready to taxi - wonderful

Regards

Dave

Hi Dave. Hope you are keeping well. Thank you very much for your very kind comments. :thanks:

Kind regards,

Stix

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On 13/10/2020 at 21:32, tonyot said:

I love it Stix,...... one of the best Hurricane`s I have seen,...... and I love the 32 Sqn markings,...... motorising it is just the icing on the cake,...... fabulous mate!

Cheers

           Tony

Hi Tony. Hope you are well. You are way too kind, but thank you. :thumbsup:

Kind regards, 

Stix

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On 13/10/2020 at 21:36, John Laidlaw said:

Beautiful execution and painting, Stix! Always a pleasure to see one of your builds - all the best!

Hi John. Hope you are keeping well. Thank you very much for your very kind comments. :thanks:

Kind regards,

Stix

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Outstanding, and I was really impressed by the way you have taken the power wires out of the U/C and tyres. 

 

A thought: do you think it would be possible to terminate the wires with a small bit of copper or brass on the tread of the tyre, taking advantage of the small flat spot found on many parked A/C. 

Then the base could have a couple of corresponding plates, allowing the A/C to be easily moved. 

Another idea I had for the 1/24 Spitfire was to build a "Trolly Acc" and have the batteries in that, using the normal external power point.

 

Peter

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On 14/10/2020 at 21:18, Hewy said:

Smashing job, youve set a cracking scene 👍

Hi Glynn. Hope you are well. Thank you very much. :thumbsup:

Kind regards, 

Stix

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On 14/10/2020 at 21:35, mackem01 said:

Hi Stix, that is something a bit special. Great build and lovely dio.

Great job.

Hi mackem01and thank you very much for your kind comments. :thanks:

Kind regards, 

Stix

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Great work and particularly like the last few pictures set in scene. You've done a nice job masking the paint at the front of the wing root- i struggled to get a good line here but yours is nice and neat. 

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On 14/10/2020 at 23:02, Booty003 said:

That looks fantastic, such a great idea.  I bet it looks even better in the flesh.

Thank you very much Booty003. Most kind! :thumbsup:

Kind regards,

Stix

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