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Post models that aren't yours !
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Fantastic_Plastic_Welcome_Page
A link to all kinds of cool models.
A link to all kinds of cool models.
YessssCongrats to your friend Agiosdimitrios.Well done.
Additional infos on the model?What scale,etc.....
A4K
Brigadier General
That is one beautiful Spitfire mate! Your friend has alot of talent!
Wildcat
Major
Awesome spit!!
Fantastic Spit, well done!
Heinz
Captain
Awesome Spit!
agiosdimitrios
Airman
- 18
- Feb 11, 2008
Thanks mates,
i am sorry the scale is 1/48 Hasegava kit,
more about the constuction you can find in here,
text is in Greek but there are a lot of photos.
Ôï Spitfire ôïõ Ïñåóôç
i am sorry the scale is 1/48 Hasegava kit,
more about the constuction you can find in here,
text is in Greek but there are a lot of photos.
Ôï Spitfire ôïõ Ïñåóôç
A4K
Brigadier General
Wow, he did a beautiful job with that! Looks loke he used a resin detail set (Aires maybe?) or is the original cockpit so detailed?
agiosdimitrios
Airman
- 18
- Feb 11, 2008
Yes its an Aires cockpit and he use some of the kits parts.
ThunderThud
Senior Airman
Wildcat
Major
Very cool, must look good in the air.
Boy, I would love to see the propslingers on that Martin Marauder......!! That thing is HUGE!! In real life that plane was called a widow maker because it was so difficult to fly and killed so many crew due to its high wing loading. Once properly trained though, a good flight crew made this craft a very dangerous opponent.
Heinz
Captain
wow what a brute Looks magnificent.
Looks magnificent.
A4K
Brigadier General
She's a big girl! Would love to see her in flight!
I also read that (what Dave said) about how in the hands of a good pilot she was a great aircraft, and many thought the name 'Widowmaker' was pretty harsh.
(I wonder if Italian M13/40 crews also thought the same regarding the 'mobile coffin' nickname..??)
I also read that (what Dave said) about how in the hands of a good pilot she was a great aircraft, and many thought the name 'Widowmaker' was pretty harsh.
(I wonder if Italian M13/40 crews also thought the same regarding the 'mobile coffin' nickname..??)
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Flightcommander
Airman
- 23
- Mar 20, 2008
i have a cool pic of a corsair made from flattened aluminum cans it is pretty cool, here is the link, wish i knew how to post a picture....
Chance Vought F4U WWII Pacific theatre Corsair Pappy Boyington
Chance Vought F4U WWII Pacific theatre Corsair Pappy Boyington
Les....target sighted...posting pictures 101...school's in!
I know you like newbies for breakfast...
Catch22
Major
I found this, it may have been posted before, but Chirst this guy built a lot of models. I'll post the link to the whole thing as well post a few pictures. This is ALL in 1/32.
Lend-Lease Aircraft in the Fleet Air Arm - Part 1
Lend-Lease Aircraft in the Fleet Air Arm - Part 3
You can get to part two from the Part 1, but you can't get to part three without this link.
For some reason I can't seem to get to the pictures of the Corsairs again, and I've seen them before. I'll try to figure that out, but for now, here you go!
Lend-Lease Aircraft in the Fleet Air Arm - Part 1
Lend-Lease Aircraft in the Fleet Air Arm - Part 3
You can get to part two from the Part 1, but you can't get to part three without this link.
For some reason I can't seem to get to the pictures of the Corsairs again, and I've seen them before. I'll try to figure that out, but for now, here you go!
Heinz
Captain
Great post Catch!
