Lovely work Karl!
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Next off the line, a Mustang IV in what passed for the Day Fighter Scheme in US equivalent colours. This one is shown as it would have been with No.19 Squadron in late 1944.
It's 1/32 scale from the superb Tamiya kit. Paints are MRP. I'd never used them before, but was talked into giving them a go. I'm glad that I did, I found them to be excellent and would consider using them again.
It's 1/32 scale from the superb Tamiya kit. Paints are MRP. I'd never used them before, but was talked into giving them a go. I'm glad that I did, I found them to be excellent and would consider using them again.
fubar57
General
Beauty Steve
Great work!
Really nice
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Benevolens Magister
Very nice indeed, Steve.
Don't think I know the MRP paints - enamel or acrylic ?
Don't think I know the MRP paints - enamel or acrylic ?
Crimea_River
Marshal
That's really nice Steve.
I second all above. Very nice.
southerndoug
Airman
Hi folks, first time poster here. Getting back into modelling after a four decade break... my 8 year old son declared an interest in an Airfix kit we saw at a store, and I found myself building most of it while he wandered off and played Minecraft on an iPad. sigh. But good for me!
I remembered I had a couple of unfinished/not started models in a cardboard box somewhere that had followed me around for (many) years, and miraculously found the box. First up was this little COVID-19 project, to see if I still enjoy the process: a 1974 1/72 scale Heller Me 262BU/1a, which I had started, and completed the fuselage, so no chance of fixing everything that was wrong with the cockpit. Haven't lashed out and bought an airbrush yet (I used to have a Badger, but that seems to have been lost in one of the many moves) so hand painted. Had a lot of fun researching Red 12, and trying to find pics online. Would love to have found a photo-etched radar set or similar. Original decals were yellowed and poorly registered, but worked. Anyway, I've made worse models! Had fun, enjoyed the process, and despite my wife rolling her eyes a bit, consider myself happily back in my second childhood. Next up, a 1974 1/72 Italeri Gotha 244, also found in the box of goodies. Cheers!
I remembered I had a couple of unfinished/not started models in a cardboard box somewhere that had followed me around for (many) years, and miraculously found the box. First up was this little COVID-19 project, to see if I still enjoy the process: a 1974 1/72 scale Heller Me 262BU/1a, which I had started, and completed the fuselage, so no chance of fixing everything that was wrong with the cockpit. Haven't lashed out and bought an airbrush yet (I used to have a Badger, but that seems to have been lost in one of the many moves) so hand painted. Had a lot of fun researching Red 12, and trying to find pics online. Would love to have found a photo-etched radar set or similar. Original decals were yellowed and poorly registered, but worked. Anyway, I've made worse models! Had fun, enjoyed the process, and despite my wife rolling her eyes a bit, consider myself happily back in my second childhood. Next up, a 1974 1/72 Italeri Gotha 244, also found in the box of goodies. Cheers!
Beautifully done mate, but you can ignore the caption as the direct translation is 'Hot Sh*t', rather than 'Sh*t Hot' as it states. Maori language reverses the translation from how it's written. I've had this argument with other Kiwi aircraft enthusiasts until someone admitted that was originally intended as being 'Hot Sh*t'.
Bloddy fantastic name for a Corsair tho.
that looks great, hand painting that camouflage must of been a chore !
fubar57
General
Welcome back to modelling and to the forum. Nice looking Me 262. For future consideration...Master Models - 1/72 German Radar FuG 218 Neptun for Nightfighters Me 262, Ar 234
My wife is happy about my chosen hobby; kept me out of the bars
southerndoug
Airman
Thanks Fubar! I saw the Master Models aftermarket items online, but not available locally or nationally at the moment. Next attempt for sure...
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Benevolens Magister
Good stuff, and welcome to the forum.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Welcome aboard. If you really want to make your wife's eyes roll then consider joining one of our group builds.
Lovely work!
Tamiya 1/48 Ki-84 Kurai unit of 502nd Temporary interception corps.
