Wildcat
Major
Whoa, impressive!!
Type 99 Ki 48 Sokei ''Lily'' (1/48 AZ models)
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klugi
Airman 1st Class
Outstanding!
Looks great so far!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Man oh man. I would just love to be able to look over your shoulder and watch how you do all that.
chris brown
Senior Airman
Woot! That looks purdy.
fubar57
General
SANCER
Senior Master Sergeant
As we say here in Mexico: "Qué bárbaro, ...te pasas !!!"
( Τι βάρβαρος ... μπορείτε να περάσετε !!! )
( I think that the translation does not give the correct meaning.
)
I like this borderless languages.
That barbarian, you spend you !!
I share the idea of Andy and Capt.Vick ... I would like to being there too !!
Congratulations formidable work colleague Panagiotis 8)
Felicidades amigo,
SANCER
( Τι βάρβαρος ... μπορείτε να περάσετε !!! )
( I think that the translation does not give the correct meaning.
)I like this borderless languages.
That barbarian, you spend you !!
I share the idea of Andy and Capt.Vick ... I would like to being there too !!
Congratulations formidable work colleague Panagiotis 8)
Felicidades amigo,
SANCER
- Thread starter
- #28
Hi everyone!
Thank you all for the feedback! The constrution keeps on with the landing gear and the flaps,both scratched..Also I have started to make plans for the partner of the Lily in the diorama.Most probably will be an Isuzu fuel truck..
Cheers to all,
Panagiotis.
(The Greek says that the landing gear stands without the use of glue! lol!)
Thank you all for the feedback! The constrution keeps on with the landing gear and the flaps,both scratched..Also I have started to make plans for the partner of the Lily in the diorama.Most probably will be an Isuzu fuel truck..
Cheers to all,
Panagiotis.
(The Greek says that the landing gear stands without the use of glue! lol!)
Excellent work so far!
chris brown
Senior Airman
Man those details are just amazing. You could be making resin casts of all your parts to sell.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks for the update Panagiotis! I always enjoy seeing your amazing work.
Panagiotis you Sir are NUTS!!! Outstanding scratch building!I would like to ask a question if you can answer it? How much time did it take for the firewall to the engine? and howmuch time for the flaps?And one last question do you find your skills/experience aiding your speed in construction yet I would think so?
Wildcat
Major
Amazing!!!
that is amazing work Panagiotis,
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
My initial reaction is unprintable - so I'll just say bl**dy amazing !
Exceptional work!
- Thread starter
- #38
Hi!
Considering the breaks I estimate 6-7 hrs for the firewall and another 5 hrs for the flaps.My experience and continuous modeling-thanks God!-help my hands work faster but my increasing farsightedness is an annoying problem..
Thank you all for your encouraging comments gentlemen!
