F-82B in 1/48!

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DIO

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Nov 27, 2007
Hi all @ ww2aircraft.net.

This is the second time that I need your help!

I am building a series of mustangs (P-51A, P-51/A-36, F-82B) in 1/48 scale.

I am stack with F-82 wheel bays. They are open in landed F-82B's, but I do not have a clue on the internal details of the area.

Does any one have plans or photos of this area?
I am also interested in any detailed photos of this bird, since the available documentation is rather poor.

Thank you all in advance,
DIO
 
Yes, I have seen that. But it has nothing on wheel wells, landing gear etc.

I appreciate though your quick reply :)

DIO
 
Not the best photo, but it does show some details on the landing gear.
 

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Hi,
Nice pic Paul.:D

I hope it will help a bit.
Source unknown.


Oooooh! This is paradise on earth!!! Thank you so much! This really helps a lot.

Do you by any chance have any other photos of such details, related to other P-82 features? Guns, Cockpits, Engines, Engine Supports etc.

Thank you so much Wunger. :flasingsmile: :flasingsmile: :flasingsmile:

DIO
 
Hi DIO
That is all I've found.Hoping it also will be useful.

Sources unknown.
 

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And after the easy (!!!) wheel bays, another difficult request this time!
P-82b is the only type that carried Merlin engines.

So my first thought was to use the same engine mounts as in P-51D, also carrying a Merlin engine.

How wrong I was! The P-82b engine frames do not have anything in common with P-51D Merlin engine mounts.

So once again I am stuck. This project is so demanding in skills but in research as well.

Any help will be more than welcomed :)

Taking this chance I though it a good idea to post here few photos of the P-82 progress up to know:





Once again, thank you for your hospitality :)
 
This cutaway is exactly what I've been looking for.
Thank you very much Micdrow.
DIO
 
DIO the model looks very nice.Keep the assembling on.:D


:cool: find Micdrow. :D
 

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