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Hi Friends!

 

Simplified Lightning Kit

 

I have added an extensive list of improvements

 

Painted Gunze

 

I wanted the best, it turned out as always

 

Enjoy watching!

 

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Very elegant and impressively detailed Fork Tailed Devil!

 

One minor point: the rudder hinge shouldn't "cut off" the rudder balances – they belong to the movable surface…

 

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Very neat and ambitious modelling.

 

Kind regards,

 

Joachim

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It's surprising we don't see more of these built up.  Relative to the Academy P-38J they are available, affordable, and buildable, even if Hobby Boss forgot the supercharger intakes.  I see you've addressed that issue, did you raid the spares box or fabricate them somehow?

 

 

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15 hours ago, Spitfire31 said:

Very elegant and impressively detailed Fork Tailed Devil!

 

One minor point: the rudder hinge shouldn't "cut off" the rudder balances – they belong to the movable surface…

 

5647389j.jpg?itok=8mn9k6G6

 

Very neat and ambitious modelling.

 

Kind regards,

 

Joachim

Thank you. I'm surprised myself that I missed this nuance

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16 minutes ago, Jackson Duvalier said:

It's surprising we don't see more of these built up.  Relative to the Academy P-38J they are available, affordable, and buildable, even if Hobby Boss forgot the supercharger intakes.  I see you've addressed that issue, did you raid the spares box or fabricate them somehow?

 

 

I agree. The glider is very easy to assemble. Then you can focus on the little things. The air intakes were molded by myself from epoxy plastic. Like all other improvements, I made from scrap materials, in the old fashioned way

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52 minutes ago, Pete in a shed said:

Very nice Dmitry:like:. May I ask what method you use to highlight panels on the black areas, its very effective.

Pete

Thank you Pete!

Quite a simple method: an ordinary silver stationery marker along the lines and immediately erase with an eraser or cotton pad

Or light gray paint, watercolor or oil. The result is about the same

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