**** DONE: GB-37 1/48th He-111H-4 - Helicopters/Military Aircraft of the BoB 1940
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T Bolt
Colonel
That looks fantastic Terry!
fubar57
General
Agreed. Always a good thing when that much clear masking requires minor touch ups
Crimea_River
Marshal
Very sharp.
mikewint
Captain
Very very nice. Excellent job on that canopy
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Thanks very much chaps, the compliments are appreciated.
Going to have a break for a day or so, as I have a painting to finish and not much time left in which to do it, but I'll probably get some small bits and pieces done in between sessions at the easel.
Going to have a break for a day or so, as I have a painting to finish and not much time left in which to do it, but I'll probably get some small bits and pieces done in between sessions at the easel.
Crimea_River
Marshal
A painting?! Let's see!
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Harriers in Belize, for a friend. Oils on canvas, and still a lot to do !
Excellent work so far Terry!
fubar57
General
Wow.....very cool Terry
turbo
Staff Sergeant
Looking great Terry! 
Crimea_River
Marshal
Brilliant!
parsifal
Colonel
nice work on both the painting and the kit Terry. Havent been around for a while but the kit is looking smashing.
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Thanks very much chaps, it's appreciated.
I've spent most of the afternoon at the easel, trying to correct the port rocket pod, and adding surface detail to the fuselage of the main Harrier, but I might get some work done on the Heinkel tonight.
I've spent most of the afternoon at the easel, trying to correct the port rocket pod, and adding surface detail to the fuselage of the main Harrier, but I might get some work done on the Heinkel tonight.
T Bolt
Colonel
Very nice Terry
Excellent Terry.
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Thanks Glenn and Wayne.
Got a little bit done between easel sessions, with the exhausts ready to fit, and the undercart almost complete.
PIC 1. I used the kit exhausts after all, having first drilled out the ends. On the left is the exhaust as supplied, and after drilling at right.
PIC 2. Painted and ready to attach.
PIC 3. The port main gear assembly, with brake lines added from lead wire. This had to be done in stages, for each leg, before painting and assembling, as the brake lines run down the main legs, and along the 'X' shaped cross-braces. Both port and starboard assemblies have to be fitted into the wheel bays, before then attaching the main braces and retraction struts, which will be done next.
Back soon with another underwhelming up-date ......................
Got a little bit done between easel sessions, with the exhausts ready to fit, and the undercart almost complete.
PIC 1. I used the kit exhausts after all, having first drilled out the ends. On the left is the exhaust as supplied, and after drilling at right.
PIC 2. Painted and ready to attach.
PIC 3. The port main gear assembly, with brake lines added from lead wire. This had to be done in stages, for each leg, before painting and assembling, as the brake lines run down the main legs, and along the 'X' shaped cross-braces. Both port and starboard assemblies have to be fitted into the wheel bays, before then attaching the main braces and retraction struts, which will be done next.
Back soon with another underwhelming up-date ......................
Crimea_River
Marshal
Looking good Terry.
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