Nicely done so far!
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le_steph40
Senior Master Sergeant
Hello,
White markings added; a BIG THANK YOU to Andy for his precious help... I was able to build this "white 104" thanks to him
Canvas to paint and work of painting is done
White markings added; a BIG THANK YOU to Andy for his precious help... I was able to build this "white 104" thanks to him
Canvas to paint and work of painting is done
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Beautifully done.
fubar57
General
My words exactly, but in a normal Canadian accent.
Donivanp
Captain
Looking really really cool
Looking really good Steph.
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le_steph40
Senior Master Sergeant
Hello,
Ready for the decals; only 5...
Ready for the decals; only 5...
Donivanp
Captain
Looking go Steph
Jock Tamson
Senior Airman
Great paintwork. The stripes look very sharp. Cheers Greg 
Bring on them decals...!
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le_steph40
Senior Master Sergeant
Hello;
Decals done
And something that I forgot before to build the cowl flaps...
Decals done
And something that I forgot before to build the cowl flaps...
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Nice Steph.
Donivanp
Captain
Nice
Crimea_River
Marshal
My pleasure Steph. It looks like you managed to make those tiny masks work. Was it difficult? I was concerned they would be too small to work well.Hello,
White markings added; a BIG THANK YOU to Andy for his precious help... I was able to build this "white 104" thanks to him
Good work so far!
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le_steph40
Senior Master Sergeant
Hello,
I well worked yesterday and today (Heuu, I think...)
Landing gear and propeller: I cut the piece "tail wheel" of the model kit to keep only the wheel and adapt it to the Scale Aircraft Conversiosn part that I modified a little
Work on the cowl flaps: I used the rest of the plastic part used in post #72 to make the flaps, I refined them and then glued on a part of tin fiol to keep the curved shape. Plastic rods added, gluing under the nose and small touch up of Neutral grey.
It remains to apply a final coat of gloss varnish before weathering
I well worked yesterday and today (Heuu, I think...)
Landing gear and propeller: I cut the piece "tail wheel" of the model kit to keep only the wheel and adapt it to the Scale Aircraft Conversiosn part that I modified a little
Work on the cowl flaps: I used the rest of the plastic part used in post #72 to make the flaps, I refined them and then glued on a part of tin fiol to keep the curved shape. Plastic rods added, gluing under the nose and small touch up of Neutral grey.
It remains to apply a final coat of gloss varnish before weathering
Donivanp
Captain
Dang Steph superb work.
