Show us your Hasegawa builds

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Very nice stuff !!!

I posted my pics in a separate thread by mistake. Should have had more coffee first. My pics are under hasegawa kits thread. Oops

Minicraft/Hasegawa 1/72 scale MiG-25 kit that I frankensteined into a whif naval version

Hasegawa 1/72 Su-27 Flanker

Minicraft/Hasegawa P-51, also in 1/72nd

Minicraft/Hasegawa Kittyhawk, 1/72 again

Here's one of my latest.  Its the 1/48 F/A-18F with the VFA-122 Replenishment squadron markings out of Lemoore.  This particular Superhornet is called "Expert 101."

thats kickass! Is that an agressor squadron?

Nice!

Thanks guys.

Owl...it is not an aggressor bird.  Its just a special camo job that the commander wanted.  There's an -E with a blue camo job that looks cool too.

Lots of great looking birds here. Nice work folks.  

Here is my Hasa 1/48 Spitfire Mk9E in South African Air Force 1950's colors.These Spits were not in service in this sceeme for more than a few years, so they were generally clean and not to faded. This one is fresh out of the paintshop.

A nice clean kit to build wing options for either the E or the C wing. Humbrol enamels SAAF AM decals.

I still have the Hasa 1/48 F-86f and the A-4 E/F 1/48 in the stash aswell as the 1/32 F6f Hellcat, so I recon I have enough Hasas to keep me busy LOL.

Theuns

Well I can revive this thread.

Here's my 1/48 F-2A that I finished a few months ago:

Here's some of my Hasegawa builds;

Older tool Hasegawa 1/72 F-15A/C in Israeli Air Force markings

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Here's a 1/48 "Val" dive bomber I did last year. Great fun really. There's a big debate among Japanese aircraft fans about the real color of the early war Zero. The early war Val wore a color that was similar but more amber. Spent a couple of days mixing colors to find the right one: the greenish tinge is "fugitive" coming from the black and ocher in the mix. (It's more evident in the second pic: depending upon camera angle and lighting the plane appears almost a light green. When you get into grays, really odd things happen.) I didn't weather the plane much - I was thinking February 42 when the planes would have been well used (frantically so for three months plus intensive pre-Pearl training) but gave it three layers of tone and salt to evoke some salt water fading. The early war IJN planes were waxed and hence the gloss. Everything was painted except the numbers. BTW: this kit was done entirely with Golden Fluid Acrylics a brand that I've used a lot since.

Eric

Hi, I came across your amazing build, and am going to build one myself. I was wondering exactly what colors you used, as they are not all available as listed on the decal instructions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.