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A Captive Wulf - Dragon 1/48 Ta-152H-1


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Hello all.

 

This one was finished a few weeks ago but I just got around to taking the glamour pics.  This was an out of the box build of the venerable Dragon kit.  All the markings are painted using masks created on my Silouhette cutter.  The kit itself was ok, but the hard and brittle plastic made it a little tricky to work with.

 

My interpretation of the markings are well detailed in the WIP thread, though I don't think there's much controversy there.

 

 

Cheers.

 

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Edited by mark.au
Forgot the WIP link
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Very nice build. Initially I didn't like the Ta 152H as it didn't look like a fighter to me. Too elongated. After following your build I now see elegance in the design, even though I can't imagine it in a turning dogfight with those long wings.

 

Cheers,

Wlad

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Mark,

 

This was a lovely build to watch, and the finish certainly doesn't disappoint. Cracking finish of an unusual scheme,

 

Cheers,

 

Roger

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Great work on the scheme and markings Mark, was a joy to watch this come together . 

That's not something I usually say about German WW2 aircraft !!! 😉

Fascinating watching your painting process too.

Chris

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9 hours ago, Wlad said:

I can't imagine it in a turning dogfight with those long wings

If I remember correctly something I read years ago these things used to just tear almost vertically up and down through enemy formations - and woe betide anything that got in front of them!

Great 152 btw

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Following your build thread was a pleasure. Glad to see your Wulf appear here. I hope it means you feeling better.

This one should get a 10 from any jury.

A cracking job you did here!

 

Congrats.

Pat.

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Thanks for all of the kind comments, much appreciated.  

 

Interesting how there's two "Green 9" builds up here at RFI right now; one before capture and one after.

 

Cheers.

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4 hours ago, Bigglesworth said:

Gorgeous. Very nice work indeed. A Wulf in Sheep's clothing!

Thanks!  I almost called it that but couldn’t quite get to RAF roundels being sheep’s clothing!  🤷‍♂️😂

 

3 hours ago, Walter said:

Beautiful, I wish I could take photo's like that.

 

Thanks.  My wife is a photographer so we have some good kit.  It comes down to lighting and then lens quality and then camera body.  A tripod is a must, too.

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