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Sword  T2V-1 SEASTAR  1/72

 

This was my first short run kit and I found it very hard going.  

I could not get the fuselage halves together because of the lack of locators. The two cockpits and the front undercarriage bay have to be correctly positioned

so that the fuselage halves can be closed around them.
 
The undercarriage I found difficult to assemble and I had not used photo etch before and found that hard going too, most of it was not used.

After all of that I decided not to go for the complicated masking of the red and white training scheme.

 

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Sounds a bit of a nightmare to build. But you built it and it looks good - and, so long as you enjoyed it, that's what counts. :goodjob:

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