**** DONE: 1/48 A-4C Skyhawk-Mig Killer - Carrier Aircraft GB

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Good stuff Geo. So can you swipe your Skyhawk and get onto the mine? Great news about the shift change. Should cut down on your travel time quite a bit. Might be worth starting a model in camp too for those 7 long winter nights.
 
Keep working on it, beleive it or not, my Tamiya Zero isn't progressing any better from a huge wing issue :S I just keep filling and sanding, I should get some pics in, but they all seem the same after this cloud of sand subsides :D
 
You're doin' well Geo, keep at it mate! As we say in Hungarian modelling circles 'csiszi csiszi csiszi....'

('Csiszi', pronounced 'chissy', is slang for csiszolás (sanding) and a pun - sounds like the noise made by sand paper when in use :))
 
Wings are attached. Mud and grind session tomorrow on the areas indicated.(Note the RAF WW2 641ATH font :p) It's worse than it looks.

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And now to sleep.

Geo
 
You'll get it right in the end Geo. And it can't be anywhere near as bad as the Tornado and Buccaneer !!
 
Can't be all that bad. Or can it ? Keep at it, Geo, it'll work out.

Charles

No it is that bad :S I can't find a example of such a huge epic fail as hobbycraft kits, when I do I'll post one :D but its like they purposely find whatever can't fit, or something thats out of line in their kits and then they make it like so.
 
OK, I've only experienced four Hobbycraft kits, and all purchased when they first came on the scene - but I haven't found any fit problems with any of them. In fact, it's been the exact opposite. Now their instruction sheets and decals are another thing all together !!
 

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