Matt308
Glock Perfection
Catch, you are now in my admiration list. Your collection is not only well done, but also well displayed. Kiss your mom for me. Just be sure you use your mouth and not Les'. 
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lesofprimus
Brigadier General
LMAO....
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Nice models TL 8)
Guys, just my way to say thanks for all of the advice I have received both directly and indirectly (browsing).
This is my first model in about 20-25 years. The last one I can recollect doing was when I was about 15.
My love of warbirds and flying things has never died with a small move into RC aircraft for a while, but expense and life saw to that. So now I am back into modelling and loved every single bit of this model (in retrospect).
So my efforts after a one month build:
1/32 Hasegawa P-47 D (out of the box, of course):
This is my first model in about 20-25 years. The last one I can recollect doing was when I was about 15.
My love of warbirds and flying things has never died with a small move into RC aircraft for a while, but expense and life saw to that. So now I am back into modelling and loved every single bit of this model (in retrospect).
So my efforts after a one month build:
1/32 Hasegawa P-47 D (out of the box, of course):
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Not a bad effort at all! Well done..
109ROAMING
2nd Lieutenant
Very nice 8)
B-17engineer
Colonel
cool!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Very nice job, especially for the first model in so long. That joint you already spotted, on top of the nose - if you run a thin line of PVA adhesive into this, off the tip of a cocktail stick, then wipe off any excess with a wet finger tip, that'll fill it good enough. You might have to repeat this once the glue dries, as it might shrink back slightly. Once it's hardened (about 30 minutes) you can re-paint the area to match in. Should look fine.
snafud1
Senior Airman
Looks awesome Wedge!
Nicely done!
A4K
Brigadier General
Me too, great work!
otftch
Staff Sergeant
Looks great.
Ed
Ed
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
You're welcome. It's a handy way to fill fine joints or gaps, where fillers won't reach, and useful if a gap appears after the initial filling before painting etc. It's also a good way to blend-in canopies and windscreens.
Loiner
Senior Airman
Yep, nice P47 Wedge.
I've got a P47 waiting to start, but it's a P47N which saw very little service at the end of the war, and didn't go to Korea (despite the pilots preferring it to have gone). What I really want is a P47D 'bubbletop' like yours which saw lots of action in Europe and Pacific wars.
I've got a P47 waiting to start, but it's a P47N which saw very little service at the end of the war, and didn't go to Korea (despite the pilots preferring it to have gone). What I really want is a P47D 'bubbletop' like yours
which saw lots of action in Europe and Pacific wars.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Well the 'N' certainly saw service in the Pacific war, so you could do it as one of those, and still get a'D' or 'M'. If you prefer 1/48th scale, I can thoroughly reccomend the Academy P47 kits - very nice indeed, and a cheaper alternative to the Hasegawa/Tamiya offerings, with a good amount of optional parts, including weighted and unweighted wheels, gunsights etc.
otftch
Staff Sergeant
Here is a well worn Ki-46 "Dinah" in surrender markings. I ran into the photo and thought it would be neat to try. I painted and decaled the model in standard JAAF markings. The plane must have been transfered before the war endied as there are remnants of two different markings on the tail. I overlaid two sets of decals on the tail and then did the whole model over in a light coat of white paint.When dry, I wet sanded the aircraft with 800 Grit sand paper to wear away the paint. The kit is a 1/72 Arii remakle of the old LS kit.
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Ed
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Heinz
Captain
Very cool 8)
