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Yep, I reckon so! Part of why it looks so good.
 
Ah my favorite thread on the modeling forums! :lol:

Here's a selection of photos taken at the Midland Air Museum, which I'll post in two parts. The first two here are of a Bolivian airfield 'graveyard', where poor peasants live in the hulks of Dakotas. The display included printed details of the actual site, and explained that one hulk was burnt out when the 'occupants' lit a fire to keep warm during the cold nights! (These are for inspiration for Evan, and his planned scrap yard diorama.)
The remainder show the display by the Coventry branch of IPMS - various scales up to 1/16th scale. (the sub is 1/72nd scale, and over 3 feet long!).

Fantastic stuff. Love those DC-3 dioramas. :thumbleft:
 
Love that hellcat. and I believe the blades are actually spinning. That P-38 looks great too. :)

they probably are. I've seen people put electric motors behind the kit's engines
 
KPaweł's paper model of La-5FN..... WWW.KONRADUS.COM - FORUM MODELARZY KARTONOWYCH - [Relacja/Galeria] ?a-5FN Modelik

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Great work!
 
Very nice!
 
 
Saw that on a modelling magazine, and here on the forum, some time ago. It's a truly excellent model, but, for me, slightly spoiled by the exterior panel treatment, and the rather heavy weathering.
The rest,though, is just mind blowing !
 
Yep. I think I might have done it with some fuselage panels removed to view the interior, probably on the starboard side, with the rest as normal.
IF I get the forthcoming 1/24th scale Airfix Typhoon, it will be to build it with opened sections, to show the structure, on one side, with the opposite side 'normal'.
And yes, I know, that should probably read 'when', not 'if' !
 
It all depends on price, cheap enough.....and I'll get one as well!
 

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