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1/32 Hasegawa Spitfire Mk.1a “K9906”


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Hi,

This is 1/32 Spitfire Mk.1a with the markings of “FZ-L K9906” No 65 Squadron, RAF Hornchurch, April 1939.

 

Modifications are as follows:

Barracudacast cockpit improvement set.

Yahu instrument panel

Quickboost seat

Quickboost exhaust set

Quickboost Spinner and propeller set

Barracudacast wheels

Barracudacast cockpit door

Master Details horizontal tails

Scale Aircraft conversion landing legs

EagleParts corrected oil cooler

Archer Fine Transfer resin fasteners

Unarmored windscreen from Aerocraft Models

Stracthbuilt early type pitot tube

 

Paints : Gunze Sangyo acrylics and Alclad metalizers

ps: Special thanks to Alistair McLean from Aerocraft Models for critical help on the production of customised unarmored early style windscreen.

 

 

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Unfortunately, my Malwarebytes has deemed your hosting site to be unsafe because of potential 'Exploit' threats so I can't view your pictures. Have you had this before or is it likely to be a false positive from my end?

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16 minutes ago, Vinnie said:

Unfortunately, my Malwarebytes has deemed your hosting site to be unsafe because of potential 'Exploit' threats so I can't view your pictures. Have you had this before or is it likely to be a false positive from my end?

I have just change my posting source. Now does it work?

37 minutes ago, RMCS said:

Lovley 

 

5 minutes ago, Alpha Delta 210 said:

Absolutely stunning model!

 

( @Vinnie FYI, I can see the pictures without any warnings.)

Thanks

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10 hours ago, Troffa said:

Very nicely done, and well presented as well. Great Spit! 

 

10 hours ago, SafetyDad said:

Beautiful build - very well done!

 

SD

 

9 hours ago, swralph said:

Looks great.😀

 

1 hour ago, Jeff G said:

Spectacular! Great Spit.

 

1 hour ago, stevej60 said:

Beautiful build and finish,top quality modelling.

 

1 hour ago, bigbadbadge said:

Very nice job indeed,  looks absolutely stunning. 

Chris

 

22 minutes ago, mick said:

excellent work

 

Thanks for your comments.

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36 minutes ago, Britman said:

Beautiful job , a masterpiece. I have one query though. Would the canopy at that time have been of the flat variant? 

 

Keith.

 

Thanks Keith

Due to my sources, flat canopy were in used earlier Mk.1 with two blade propeller. Even so some of these had curved style canopy. As you can see in the following picture (all of them are  early spitfires with 2 blade propeller) first one has curved canopy but the second  one has flat canopy.

 

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And here the original picture of K9906 with curved canopy

 

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1 hour ago, Britman said:

And don't you know, I have been looking at these pictures for years! I feel a little complacency coming on. Apologies if my observation made you gasp, the signs were right there.

 

Keith

No problem Keith, thanks for your interest.

Happy new year

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Now that's lovely - just finished watching a programme on TV on the Battle of Britain so very timely!

 

Regards

 

Dave

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On 31/12/2020 at 14:24, Broadway said:

Lovely work on this, on the photo has the yellow on the roundel been overpainted?

 

15 hours ago, F-32 said:

That's a perfect Spit :clap:

 

14 hours ago, spitfire said:

Perfect, just perfect, nice work

 

Cheers

 

Dennis

 

10 hours ago, Epeeman said:

Now that's lovely - just finished watching a programme on TV on the Battle of Britain so very timely!

 

Regards

 

Dave

Thank you very much indeed...

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Gorgeous,....... you can see the amount of extra work that has gone into this,...... and you`ve done a wonerful job,

Cheers

         Tony

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