Viking1066
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Decided to slap the Schrick resin A5M4s I had resting together. I also fell into the possession of another A5M4 from Classic Airframes. Need cockpit additions and decals.
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Donivanp
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Viking1066
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The canopies are a real pain in the....
A4K
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They look great Jesse!
Viking1066
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Thanks. Cockpit is tiny, but I managed to put the instrument panels in them.
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Not so much a kit but a print and paint project. This is not something I would have ever thought to buy but it was available
free as a file to 3D print. The scale 1/200th and it still stands around 9" tall.
Hopefully it has come out near enough as the colours had to be guessed from internet photo's.
Those familiar with Germany will know this one as apparently it is famous.
Printed in red with the undercoat and some of the first coat on.
Last two with more done and more finishing / touching up to do.
free as a file to 3D print. The scale 1/200th and it still stands around 9" tall.
Hopefully it has come out near enough as the colours had to be guessed from internet photo's.
Those familiar with Germany will know this one as apparently it is famous.
Printed in red with the undercoat and some of the first coat on.
Last two with more done and more finishing / touching up to do.
A4K
Brigadier General
Nice!
fubar57
General
Wow!!! Very cool
pinehilljoe
Staff Sergeant
I'm starting Tamiya's 1/48 Brewster Buffalo. The kit comes with a choice of the B 339, F2A-2, but I plan on using artistic license to paint and mark as a Marine F2A-3 at Midway.
Does anyone use an old school engine point file in their model making kit? I have the same file I borrowed from my Dad's tool box in the 70's. Still about $3.00 US and last a lifetime on plastic.
Does anyone use an old school engine point file in their model making kit? I have the same file I borrowed from my Dad's tool box in the 70's. Still about $3.00 US and last a lifetime on plastic.
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
"Yes" it is constantly in use and I could say it's almost as old as me!
pinehilljoe
Staff Sergeant
I resemble that remark
fubar57
General
Good one. Built this quite a while ago as a "Captured". Not much drama except for attaching the front of the cowl to the fuselage. The attachment points wouldn't line-up so I cut them off and went with the best fit. Your mileage may vary
pinehilljoe
Staff Sergeant
Donivanp
Colonel
I need a change of pace.
Nice !
Going to do one of my xmas kits over the weekend, either the Dingo scout car or the Tilly light truck.
A4K
Brigadier General
Either is good Karl 
