1/72 RB.57E Canberra A Frankenstein build

Really nice build there John, good to see another canberra. I recently did a PR.9 and there was a couple of guys talking about the B-57, hopefully they will see this.

Thanks Bish, what PR.9 did you build is it on here? You can't get enough Canberra action! 

John

It was the Xtrakit 1/72nd one. I did it for the RAF GB but posted a build thread as well.

http://cs.finescale.com/fsm/modeling_subjects/f/2/t/174827.aspx

Wouldn't mind doing an early bomber version at some point.

A very nice build Bish! If you like Canberra's you should have a look around my site IPMS UK Canberra SIG  

John

Ye, i will check that out, thanks.

Cool stuff and nice job!  One of my favorites, the Canberra in all versions.

Max

Beautiful!

You did a fantastic job especially in that scale!

Toshi

Hodakamax

Cool stuff and nice job!  One of my favorites, the Canberra in all versions.

Max

 

Thanks very much Hodakamax, I'm quite fond of her too 

John

Don Stauffer

Beautiful!

 

Thanks very much Don

John

Toshi

You did a fantastic job especially in that scale!

Toshi

 

Thanks Toshi, I've not built a Canberra in 1/72 for quite some time, I have done a similar job on the Airfix 1/48 Kit which also needs a lot of work to bring it up to standard

John

Mr. C,

Beautiful work on the B-57. I have the Italieri, Airfix, and Frog Canberras in & 72nd scale. If it is not to much trouble would you mind telling us what is wrong with the kits and what needs to be done to correct them. I would like to do a B-57 B or RB-57 E as well as a correct B-57 A (early Martin license built Canberra). I know this is a lot to ask so a good referrence source would be appreciated if this is too much of a request. Thanks

Again that is some great work. I especially like the all black with red markings B-57 A and B and that is what I have in mind.

rangerj

 

Beautiful work on the B-57. I have the Italieri, Airfix, and Frog Canberras in & 72nd scale. If it is not to much trouble would you mind telling us what is wrong with the kits and what needs to be done to correct them. I would like to do a B-57 B or RB-57 E as well as a correct B-57 A (early Martin license built Canberra). I know this is a lot to ask so a good referrence source would be appreciated if this is too much of a request. Thanks

Again that is some great work. I especially like the all black with red markings B-57 A and B and that is what I have in mind.

 

Thanks ranger, it's quite a long list and I'm a bit short on time right now so can I point you in the direction of my sit where I have a build thred for my RB.57E and what I inishaly thought of the Italeri kit if you read this first the my build it should help claer things up a bit. italeri-1-72-b-57-canberra-musings and my build thred http://ipmscanberrasig.webs.com/apps/forums/topics/show/13415112-early-rb-57e-in-1-72 More soon

John

rangerj

Mr. C,

Beautiful work on the B-57. I have the Italieri, Airfix, and Frog Canberras in & 72nd scale. If it is not to much trouble would you mind telling us what is wrong with the kits and what needs to be done to correct them. I would like to do a B-57 B or RB-57 E as well as a correct B-57 A (early Martin license built Canberra). I know this is a lot to ask so a good referrence source would be appreciated if this is too much of a request. Thanks

Again that is some great work. I especially like the all black with red markings B-57 A and B and that is what I have in mind.

 

Hello again rangerj

 I've also built a Hart Throb RB.57A in 1/72 and an EB.57A in 1/48 if you take a look around my site there are a few B.57 builds in 1/72 and 1/48 as well as referance albums. If you ever have any Canberra questions just drop me a line. These are photo's of our display for the B.57's 60th anniversary

Most of the models are mine but not all.

and the "Hart Throb" RB.57A

JOhn

Thank you John. It looks like I have my work "cut out" for me. Pun intended and a bit cheeky. As an aside I saw a B-57 start up and thought it was on fire. The cartrage start generates a lot of smoke. Again thanks. The web sites you provided have pointed me in the right direction.