Catch22
Major
Username: Catch22
First name: Cory
Category: Beginner
Scale: 1:32
Manufacturer: Hasegawa
Model Type: Ki-84 Hayate "Frank"
Details: HQ Chutai of the 50th Sentai, Phnom Penh, Indochine
Aircraft Assignment: Major Koki Kawamoto (8+ Kills)
Accessories: None
Decals: Kit
Well, after a delay due to some personal medical things, here's my first entry into this GB! While the thread's being posted today, I actually started this on the 1st but I haven't been able to get onto the forum really at all, so you'll get a bunch of progress all at once. This is the Ki-84 of Koki Kawamoto, when he was in charge of the 50th Sentai in Indochina. He scored 8+ kills, but I haven't been able to find out a ton of detail on these, or him.
I'm basing the scheme off of this model and a profile: Nakajima Ki-84 Frank by Ron Cline (Hasegawa 1/32)
That said, I decided to go with a drab colour as opposed to the green that Cline used.
Some shots of the cockpit:
And now some of the flap modification, as the flaps are molded down on this kit, which was seldom seen on the ground, if ever.
First name: Cory
Category: Beginner
Scale: 1:32
Manufacturer: Hasegawa
Model Type: Ki-84 Hayate "Frank"
Details: HQ Chutai of the 50th Sentai, Phnom Penh, Indochine
Aircraft Assignment: Major Koki Kawamoto (8+ Kills)
Accessories: None
Decals: Kit
Well, after a delay due to some personal medical things, here's my first entry into this GB! While the thread's being posted today, I actually started this on the 1st but I haven't been able to get onto the forum really at all, so you'll get a bunch of progress all at once. This is the Ki-84 of Koki Kawamoto, when he was in charge of the 50th Sentai in Indochina. He scored 8+ kills, but I haven't been able to find out a ton of detail on these, or him.
I'm basing the scheme off of this model and a profile: Nakajima Ki-84 Frank by Ron Cline (Hasegawa 1/32)
That said, I decided to go with a drab colour as opposed to the green that Cline used.
Some shots of the cockpit:
And now some of the flap modification, as the flaps are molded down on this kit, which was seldom seen on the ground, if ever.
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