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I built this kit as a part of the Plastic Posse Podcast group build. I had fun, and made some mistakes, learned some new techniques (mainly in the paintwork...)but this was a nice fitting kit that built up fairly quickly! The pilot is from the ICM Spitfire kit.
Enjoy!
"...failure to do anything because someone else can do better makes us rather dull and lazy..."
Mortal as I am,I know that I am born for a day. But when I follow at my pleasure the serried multitude of the stars in their circular course, my feet no longer touch the Earth...
Can't go wrong with a Tamiya, good work on the camo,and the pilot is a nice touch.
Too many looks, needs more comments
Tojo72 Can't go wrong with a Tamiya, good work on the camo,and the pilot is a nice touch. Too many looks, needs more comments
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Very nice. Your figure looks fantastic.
Thanks,
John
That's beautiful work. Love that scheme.
- Mike Brindos "Lost Boy"
Gorgeous Spitfire. Really nice weathering.
A very fine job, all around, especially the paint! Top notch work there.
I see you have the same problem I do, when making a wire antenna. It's difficult to get the sag out, and make it look taut. I found a solution to that, it's a product called "E-Z Line". It is very stretchy, but only takes a very light tension to stretch it out tight. It is made generally for simulating power and telephone lines in model railroad layouts, and you can find it in places that feature model railroading.
Gimme a pigfoot, and a bottle of beer...
Very nice build, the base and figure make it work well. Just a tip for your next build, the wear and paint chipping on the prop will normally be on the leading edge and the back face of the blades where stones will hit it, not really on the front face of the blades.
Theuns
Very well done. Thanks for sharing.
"Can you fly this plane and land it?...Surely you can't be serious....I am serious, and don't call me Shirley"
Looking good. Love the pilot figure. Congrats.
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