Looks great Wayne
**** DONE: 1/48 Canberra PR.9 - The Jet Age.
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Cheers Karl, thanks man...
Came across a great vid of the Pr.9 today will use this reference to add a few extra bits....
Came across a great vid of the Pr.9 today will use this reference to add a few extra bits....
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Benevolens Magister
Neat work !!
T Bolt
Colonel
Looking good Wayne. Won't be long before the painting starts
Looks great so far Wayne!
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Thanks Guys.
fubar57
General
Agreed Terry, thinking of sending him the rest of my Hobbycrafts. Looking good Wayne.
Geo
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Top stuff Wayne and can't wait to see what extra bits…………………..weights maybe!!
JKim
Senior Master Sergeant
Great work Wayne! You always set the benchmark for clean and smooth surface work!
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Thanks very much fellas, still chipping away adding some basic stuff will post it all tomorrow night...
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Ok with various things slowing me this week , here are some little extra bits done,
lower side intake adapted from some sprue, rudder hinge cover? picked up on this in another forum searching for Pr.9 info, Upper air scoop next to cockpit also from some sprue, Clear cover fitted to lower side and sanded flush it is not actually an open area and will be painted over,also added intake points on the leading edge of both wings and a number of lower surface strips that I sanded off during filling and sanding on the rear lower fuselage...
also need to splash some paint over all the filled and sanded seams to confirm they are all done right....
lower side intake adapted from some sprue, rudder hinge cover? picked up on this in another forum searching for Pr.9 info, Upper air scoop next to cockpit also from some sprue, Clear cover fitted to lower side and sanded flush it is not actually an open area and will be painted over,also added intake points on the leading edge of both wings and a number of lower surface strips that I sanded off during filling and sanding on the rear lower fuselage...
also need to splash some paint over all the filled and sanded seams to confirm they are all done right....
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Very nice master Jedi.
So many differences between mine and your Canberra's
So many differences between mine and your Canberra's
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There are definitely lots of differences Karl, i didn't know there were so many...
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Benevolens Magister
Very nice indeed Wayne !
And yes, there are many differences between the Marks of Canberra, and even within the same Mark in some cases.
Yours and Karl's examples are making me want to dig out my B.2 version - and I fancy installing interior and navigation lights, but I reckon that would really b*gg*r up the nose-weight issue !!
And yes, there are many differences between the Marks of Canberra, and even within the same Mark in some cases.
Yours and Karl's examples are making me want to dig out my B.2 version - and I fancy installing interior and navigation lights, but I reckon that would really b*gg*r up the nose-weight issue !!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Beauty Wayne.
Great work so far Wayne!
T Bolt
Colonel
Looking good Wayne
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Benevolens Magister
Really beaut work on the door detail - it am da biz !!
