Crimea_River
Marshal
Agreed.
GB-44 1/48 F-15J Shiro Ruyu White Dragon - Military A/C of post-war time
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Looks great so far Wayne!
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- #23
Thanks Fellas....
Donivanp
Major
I really like the engines but it would be nice to have open panels if you go through this much extra time and can't see any of that work. Too many models are coming out this way and it seems to me, it's just a way to raise the parts number.
Crimea_River
Marshal
...or the fun factor. I usually enjoy building hidden parts, even if they can't be seen.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Yep, got that decision to make on a 1/32 nd F-104, which has the complete engine, with plumbing, and a removable rear fuselage. Make it visible, or glue the lot in place ??!!
T Bolt
Colonel
Nice srart Wayne
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- #28
Thanks Guys, as i'm doing 2 Birds for this GB I won't be getting side tracked on the engines, both of these aircraft have heaps of decals to apply so that's where the extra time will be spent to get them done.
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A bit more prep work in the lower fuselage....
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Good stuff.
We often criticise some kits and / or manufacturers, but seeing that made me think about the planning, and subsequent tooling, of the parts break-down in today's kits, especially those with complex shapes. Some major challenges, and if there's a bit of a fit issue here and there, it's a relatively small price to pay for what we get as the end result.
We often criticise some kits and / or manufacturers, but seeing that made me think about the planning, and subsequent tooling, of the parts break-down in today's kits, especially those with complex shapes. Some major challenges, and if there's a bit of a fit issue here and there, it's a relatively small price to pay for what we get as the end result.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Very nice work Wayne and I agree with Terry.
T Bolt
Colonel
Great work so far Wayne!
exceptional model, GWH is a great brand of molds, I have some stored for when I learn to assemble the models well, have time available and the main thing is the way of not measuring the leg as the methodology in the models I assemble.
as always admiring the fine and neat work you do
as always admiring the fine and neat work you do
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- #36
Thanks Guys, not much to show at present been off the net and not modelling for a couple of days.....
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Bit more done, engine Assemblies ready to go.....and lower wing sections attached to the fuselage.
fubar57
General
Looks great so far Wayne!
