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Nice toffigd!
evangilder
"Shooter"
Nice job, Toffigd!
cheddar cheese
Major General
Looks good, real shiny time! 8)
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Piekielne Kocisko - lol man lol!!!
Looks nice! No weathering?
Looks nice! No weathering?
toffigd
Senior Airman
No weathering - maybe i'll put some one day.
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
As you wish 
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Chief Master Sergeant
May be Its a new arrival from the factory they dont always look beaten up
toffigd
Senior Airman
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Another project I'm currently working on is a Směr (A Czech kit company - http://www.smer.cz/ ) Supermairne Spitfire Mk.Vb of a Czechoslovakian pilot Stanislav Fejfar...
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb BL973 (RY-S)
F/Lt Stanislav Fejfar
No. 313 (Czechoslovak) Squadron RAF
Spring 1942, England
Some reference:
Cabin:
Camo:
Manual:
The kit itself isn't very complicated, it just needs to be snapped together... Almost no sanding nor filling neccessary.
Last night I finished the seat (the seatbelts are scratchbuilt from vine foil):
and the whole cabin (I lost the gunsight! It dropped on the floor and since there is parquet with large gaps, it probably fell there... I should scratchbuild one.), so I sticked all the parts together and the general shape is starting to appear!
To be continued...
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb BL973 (RY-S)
F/Lt Stanislav Fejfar
No. 313 (Czechoslovak) Squadron RAF
Spring 1942, England
Some reference:
Cabin:
Camo:
Manual:
The kit itself isn't very complicated, it just needs to be snapped together... Almost no sanding nor filling neccessary.
Last night I finished the seat (the seatbelts are scratchbuilt from vine foil):
and the whole cabin (I lost the gunsight! It dropped on the floor and since there is parquet with large gaps, it probably fell there...
I should scratchbuild one.), so I sticked all the parts together and the general shape is starting to appear!To be continued...
cheddar cheese
Major General
Nice! Great detail! Is that the date you painted inside the fuselage?
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Thanks.
I allways mark my models inside the fuselage (a message for the next generations?
). It's the date I started the whole model. 19/8/2005... So you can see I'm not the fastest of fastests.
BTW, the reference cabin pictures isn't my cabins. I just didn't know how such a Spit Mk.V cabin looks like, so I downloaded some reference materials from the net.
Check out: www.ww2scalemodeler.de for more of (not only) my job.
I allways mark my models inside the fuselage (a message for the next generations?
). It's the date I started the whole model. 19/8/2005... So you can see I'm not the fastest of fastests.BTW, the reference cabin pictures isn't my cabins. I just didn't know how such a Spit Mk.V cabin looks like, so I downloaded some reference materials from the net.
Check out: www.ww2scalemodeler.de for more of (not only) my job.
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Chief Master Sergeant
I've been waiting for so long for the rigging kit to arrive for my Stringbag that I've started another model.
I'ts a Coastal Command Beaufighter even with extra power specs and a magnifiying glass I am having trouble seeing what to do. So when its finished I'll post it but I have to warn you model makers. I have a feeling its going to be a blob with propellers.
I'ts a Coastal Command Beaufighter even with extra power specs and a magnifiying glass I am having trouble seeing what to do. So when its finished I'll post it but I have to warn you model makers. I have a feeling its going to be a blob with propellers.
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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- Dec 20, 2003
looks good pisis, i've often thought about leaving notes inside models, i doubt anyone would ever read them but it's a nice thought!
what the hell then, i'll give you all a treat, this isn't one i've just finished but they're new pics so i'll post them anyway........
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Chief Master Sergeant
It would have done me no good at all writting me name inside when I was a youngster, as all my models ended up suffering the same air gun fate.
Plastic oblivion in four shots.
Plastic oblivion in four shots.
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
that much? we usually used to put "Mega Corsairs" inside...
If that is like a small stick of dynamite Pisis, that is what I did with mine as well
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Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Gnomey said:If that is like a small stick of dynamite Pisis, that is what I did with mine as well
Exactly
BTQW, nice and sharp models there, Lanc. I like the Lanc!
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Chief Master Sergeant
cheddar cheese
Major General
Thats teriffic! 8) I love engines, thats a gem.
