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Stunning work, this model has been on my wishlist for a long time now....time to get it I recon!
Is everything basically out the box with "home made" beits and wire on the engine?? No aftermarket stuff?
If so it just goes to show what can be done without spending a fortune.
Theuns
alright now I have to buy one...Never done a 1/32, but this gives me the confidence to at least build it! can't wait to build one for myself and to see your finished product!
Excellent work Jose..!! I like the fact that you going "Old School" with the details. Looking forward to seeing more pics!!
Thank you for sharing
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If you would listen to everybody about the inaccuracies, most of the kits on your shelf would not have been built Too Close For Guns, Switching To Finger
OMG, time to take up stamp collecting!
Stunning, absolutely stunning. I cannot wait for more pics!
Frank
Looking good...I like your Sally and want to marry it...
WOW!
Stunning!
Eric
Beautiful work Jose.
Now I wanna build another one!!!
Hello!thanks for replying!
The work on the engine lasted for two evenings...
Here are the latest shots:
Best regards from Terceira island!
I love it! All that great detail!
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Dude you better get that thing mounted quick!! Looks like its ready to blast off of that paint bottle any second!!
Awesome Detail! how long did that take you?
OWL
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Now that I'm here, where am I??
Here´s the finished engine.
goal achieved - i´m satisfied and all i spent was some copper wire ans scrap plastic!
hope you like it!
My best regards!
Its about time, what ever do you mean keeping us all waiting for an update!! All kidding aside, can't wait to see what you do with that engine! Your shading, highlighting really looks great!
Thanks all for the kind words!
Here´s some more pics of the last work done:
Looking great, fantastic looking belts - always tough in making them look natural, but yours looks very much so.
josé pedro Hello All! Thanks for the kind feedback! jetmodeler: It looks great so far. The cockpit detail looks amazing. Are you planning to have an open engine? Yes, and i´ll try to enhance the box item. Let´s see how it goes.
Hello All!
Thanks for the kind feedback!
jetmodeler: It looks great so far. The cockpit detail looks amazing. Are you planning to have an open engine?
It looks great so far. The cockpit detail looks amazing.
Are you planning to have an open engine?
Yes, and i´ll try to enhance the box item. Let´s see how it goes.
I think this is going to get interesting then. Can't wait to see more.
jetmodeler It looks great so far. The cockpit detail looks amazing. Are you planning to have an open engine?
Excellent work on the pit .
Regards, Rick
WOW looking good so far. I love the subtle shading on the parts.
13151015
Outstanding work so far! Even moreso in that you're superdetailing it the way it SHOULD be done, namely, " Old School"...
I'll be tracking this one closely... Looking forward to the next installment..
wonderful job on the cockpit detail!
Trey
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Wow, that pit is looking fantastic!! I just inherited the 48th scale Dragon version of this plane.
Wow, that is looking awsome. I haven't built a 32nd yet, but got 4 waiting, including this one. I hope i can pull off somthing close to this, will be well happy.
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Thats awesome. Ive always loved this aircraft. Cant wait to see more.
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love that detail. How do you paint so tightly? you must use toothpicks!
Hello all! Here´s my new project, wich as the original one, has the goal of saving resources. It`s supposed to be an economical build. If i feel the need to enhance something, it has to be home fashioned. Hope you like it! Here are the first steps!My best regards!
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