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My latest work is an Academy B-17G built as 'Little Miss Chief.' I've always liked nose art with pin-up designs. Building the model was smooth sailing except for a few areas that required extra time and attention, especially the clear parts and wing root. I like the combination of olive drab and silver. For painting, I used Mr. Color for the silver and Tamiya for the rest. It involved a lot of masking, I realized. Without further ado, here it is. Thanks for looking—cheers!
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Very nice looking B-17 and I am a fellow aficionado of nose art planes.  You picked a good one and did great service to it.  Thanks for sharing. 

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Lovely work .... and a great result.  It looks fantastic!  :clap2:

 

 

Keith ☺️ 

 

 

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On 2/6/2025 at 3:03 PM, kev67 said:

You got love a B17

Indeed, WW2 Bombers from both sides are my fav, more to be added. Thank you

On 2/6/2025 at 11:23 PM, Farmerboy said:

That’s so well done, tricky masking indeed! Great collection, good job!

Much appreciated, the segregation of OD and Silver was cumbersome but the result is worth the efforts, cheers

On 2/7/2025 at 12:26 AM, mick said:

great work

Thanks Mich

On 2/7/2025 at 2:45 AM, georgeusa said:

Very nice looking B-17 and I am a fellow aficionado of nose art planes.  You picked a good one and did great service to it.  Thanks for sharing. 

Thank you, Yeah. Am trying to add as much as pinned up girl in my collections they are such a treat to eyes, cheers

On 2/7/2025 at 2:57 AM, Keeff said:

Lovely work .... and a great result.  It looks fantastic!  :clap2:

 

 

Keith ☺️ 

 

 

Much appreciated for the kind words, mate, cheers

7 hours ago, Longhorn said:

That’s a lovely looking B-17, great work on the paint job. 

Thank you, really appreciate the kind words.
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I like how you perfectly applied the masking agent for the distinction between the main colors.  The weathering adds to the overall realism and this particular B-17 is the highlight of your collection.  Beautifully done!!!! :like:

 

Mike

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wow, beautiful result! paintwork is fantastic, and I love the weathering... Well done!

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Hello,

 

You've made a beautiful reproduction of an aeroplane with a decoration that we often see.👍
I am very interested in your other flying fortress s/n 42-97265 MS-P of 535BS 381BG. Could you show us some photos?

 

It's a beautiful silver fleet in your last picture, thanks for sharing. :thumbsup:

 

Regards,

Eric-Snafu35

 

 

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18 hours ago, Sky Keg said:

I like how you perfectly applied the masking agent for the distinction between the main colors.  The weathering adds to the overall realism and this particular B-17 is the highlight of your collection.  Beautifully done!!!! :like:

 

Mike

At first, i didn't think it was going to be hard, I thought it is a really neat-looking B-17, however, when I started painting I realized the amount of masking I had to do. I am happy with how it has turned out, thank you for appreciating my efforts cheers.

18 hours ago, Fred piket said:

wow, beautiful result! paintwork is fantastic, and I love the weathering... Well done!

Thank you very much, really appreciate the kind words, cheers

9 hours ago, Snafu35 said:

Hello,

 

You've made a beautiful reproduction of an aeroplane with a decoration that we often see.👍
I am very interested in your other flying fortress s/n 42-97265 MS-P of 535BS 381BG. Could you show us some photos?

 

It's a beautiful silver fleet in your last picture, thanks for sharing. :thumbsup:

 

Regards,

Eric-Snafu35

 

 

Hey Eric, 
Yeah, it is one of the favs of the scale modeling community for sure. 
Here is the pictures of the Hell's Angel, as you requested.
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It was built 4 years ago.
Cheers

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Beautiful build :clap:

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Very impressive!

A visually appealing scheme and some extremely impressive weathering.

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