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Benevolens Magister
Good choice, and good stuff so far Glenn. That must be one of Hasegawa's early kits - when the prices were still realistic!
**** DONE: 1/72 P-40N - Aircraft Nose Art GB.
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T Bolt
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Not sure what it cost new but I picked it for $12 including shipping, and it's well worth that.
I did some work on the wheel wells. First picture shows how shallow they were and one I had already cut out. The next pic shows the new, deeper roofs to the wheel wells. I also assembled the fuselage and wings.
I did some work on the wheel wells. First picture shows how shallow they were and one I had already cut out. The next pic shows the new, deeper roofs to the wheel wells. I also assembled the fuselage and wings.
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Good progress Glenn.
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Benevolens Magister
Nicely done Glenn.
Catch22
Major
Nice job Glenn!
does look good Glenn
good work man....
Lovely work so far Glenn!
N4521U
Colonel
Turning into a pretty quick build there Glenn.
Lookin pretty good.
Lookin pretty good.
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T Bolt
Colonel
Thanks guys. Quite a few things taken care of in the last few days.
Picture 12) The landing gear fairing was not molded on the top of the wing as seen in the first pic so I fixed it my adding layers of thick Ca and sanding to shape as seen on the second pic.
Picture 23) The kit gun sight was hopeless so I made up a new N3C gun sight from the tapered end of a wooden toothpick and a thin bit of clear plastic.
Picture 5) In the picture posted earlier by peter you can see that "Island Dream" had two different tires one with checkerboard tread and one with diamond tread. Here I tried to replicate the tread on the kit supplied wheels.
Picture 6) The assembled auxiliary fuel tank.
Picture 7) The beginnings of the scratch built seat and armor plate.
Picture 12) The landing gear fairing was not molded on the top of the wing as seen in the first pic so I fixed it my adding layers of thick Ca and sanding to shape as seen on the second pic.
Picture 23) The kit gun sight was hopeless so I made up a new N3C gun sight from the tapered end of a wooden toothpick and a thin bit of clear plastic.
Picture 5) In the picture posted earlier by peter you can see that "Island Dream" had two different tires one with checkerboard tread and one with diamond tread. Here I tried to replicate the tread on the kit supplied wheels.
Picture 6) The assembled auxiliary fuel tank.
Picture 7) The beginnings of the scratch built seat and armor plate.
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Been a busy boy Glenn...
meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
I'm liking it!
BTW, the canopy showed up; Many Thanks!
Work to resume on "Chug-a-Lug" soon!
BTW, the canopy showed up; Many Thanks!
Work to resume on "Chug-a-Lug" soon!
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T Bolt
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Benevolens Magister
Nice work on the seat and armour Glenn - neat.
Catch22
Major
Cool!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Fine job.
