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Many use Tamiya's gloss black under the Alclad with good effect....
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From what I have read the Alclad stuff is pretty good, certainly do some research for preparation and application to get the best results.
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Not any new purchases, but I got this with the good postman today. I'm still waiting for my Mossie though....
The Mirage PZL 37A looks really nice and I look forward to that one, later on!
As for the Eduard's Fokker Dr.1, you already know the quality of their kits...YUMMY!
The Mirage PZL 37A looks really nice and I look forward to that one, later on!
As for the Eduard's Fokker Dr.1, you already know the quality of their kits...YUMMY!
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Very cool Jan 
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Yeah, really liked the kits Heinz, they look great! Maybe later get another Mirage kit and do a wee Polish thread the PZL 11C looks like a nice kit and the PZL 23 and.....
Well, that's for a later date, just wanna get all the bits and bobs together so that I can start my Beaufighter and Mosquito! (moan and whine)
Might have to ask "certain" people here for assistance, since the Mirage plans are all in Polish and my Polish is, well.....non existent!
Well, that's for a later date, just wanna get all the bits and bobs together so that I can start my Beaufighter and Mosquito! (moan and whine)
Might have to ask "certain" people here for assistance, since the Mirage plans are all in Polish and my Polish is, well.....non existent!
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Bloke called Wojtek, hes not really a regular could help.
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Sounds good Heinz....maybe a bribe or two will make him cooperative...
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Who needs bribes with your charm, wait.....maybe you will need a bribe or two
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If you only knew what I can do with my charm.... Better keep quiet about that actually, don't wanna give Njaco fuel for his "Get Lucky" thread!
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Its too late man
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Some of those that he bribed, I don't talk to anymore...!
Sounds good Heinz....maybe a bribe or two will make him cooperative...
Wow some days off and some changes here.
What kind of the bribe do you think Jan?
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Oh....just you wait Wojtek, I'll think of something.
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ebay is a good place to shop, true, that's where I found my PZL 37A! Tempted by the PZL 11C and the 23 above... If I'm brave enough, I might follow up my Mosquito and Beaufighter with the 37...
Question though.....did really the 23 have ceiling of only 3000 meter?!
Cheers for the pics mate, appreciated!
Question though.....did really the 23 have ceiling of only 3000 meter?!
Cheers for the pics mate, appreciated!
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Thought that looked a bit low, it says 3000m in the plans in the pics...thought that I should ask.
Thanks for explaining mate!
Thanks for explaining mate!
Good answer Spit5, but I have to add something.
The PZL P-23 was produced as two variants.The first one which was assembled by PZL at the new factory called PZL WP-1 at Okecie-Paluch ,Warsaw at the end of 1935.It was the P-23A mark with Pegasus II M2 engine.The maximal ceiling for the Karas was of 5800m.Unfortunately problems with these M2 engines caused the limit to the P-23A ceiling which was exactly 3000m.The version of P-23A was using for quite short period of time and then in 1936 was replaced by P-23B powered by Pegasus VIIIA engine.Its maximal ceiling was 7300m.Lately the P-23As were used by airschools ( mostly Deblin).
The PZL P-23 was produced as two variants.The first one which was assembled by PZL at the new factory called PZL WP-1 at Okecie-Paluch ,Warsaw at the end of 1935.It was the P-23A mark with Pegasus II M2 engine.The maximal ceiling for the Karas was of 5800m.Unfortunately problems with these M2 engines caused the limit to the P-23A ceiling which was exactly 3000m.The version of P-23A was using for quite short period of time and then in 1936 was replaced by P-23B powered by Pegasus VIIIA engine.Its maximal ceiling was 7300m.Lately the P-23As were used by airschools ( mostly Deblin).
i got a revell F4U-5 from the korean war today and would like some help with the paint colour.
the instructions say i should use 20% anthracite grey matt (revell no 9) mixed with 80% lufthansa blue silky-matt revell no 350).
doe's anyone have a suggestion on which humbrol colour i need as my local shop only stocks humbrol paint ?
will humbrol no 77 navy blue be a decent match for US marine corp's corsairs in korea ?
the instructions say i should use 20% anthracite grey matt (revell no 9) mixed with 80% lufthansa blue silky-matt revell no 350).
doe's anyone have a suggestion on which humbrol colour i need as my local shop only stocks humbrol paint ?
will humbrol no 77 navy blue be a decent match for US marine corp's corsairs in korea ?