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And my next project:
This kit is present from my friend and coleague Vlajko from Belgrade
Now is time to build it :)
Panels are in positive but kit looks just fine... Hope will turn out also fine
cano will be like this, inbox give oportunity for camo like that :)
Cheers,
Roman
World Of Scale Modelling by Vajled:
WSM International
WSM Croatia
today job:
Good start Roman! Are you going to scratchbuild the cockpit or just go OOB? That scale is too small for my eyes, luckily I have the Dragon 1:48 Ju-188...a little bigger. I like the nightfighter cammo and can`t wait to see how it comes out.
Take Care,
Len
Len Pytlewski
I have this kit as well but got the Eduard PE set and the canopy mask set for it as well. The Cockpit will definitely look busier once the turret and canopy are installed.
On the workbench: Dragon 1/350 scale Ticonderoga class USS BunkerHill 1/720 scale Italeri USS Harry S. Truman 1/72 scale Encore Yak-6
The 71st Tactical Fighter Squadron the only Squadron to get an Air to Air kill and an Air to Ground kill in the same week with only a F-15 http://photobucket.com/albums/v332/Mikeym_us/
thx guys,
I think when I put canopy it will nothing be to see inside cockpit... it's dark color and will be fine.
I will no go to scratch build this time, it will be OOB
Thats not quite true that cockpit area is all glass so at the very least if you get the Eduard set you can add ammo belts Instrument panel details and seatbelts as those would be very visible. On the other hand if you were working on aircraft with a enclosed cockpit that you can't see anyways then go ahead and enclose it and do nothing. But Greenhouse canopies beg to have the cockpit superdetailed.
Vajled thx guys, I think when I put canopy it will nothing be to see inside cockpit... it's dark color and will be fine. I will no go to scratch build this time, it will be OOB Roman
Yes, you are right...
I have put canopy for dry fit and I saw it's full visible to inside of cockpit...
And I have decided to do some homebuilt addons inside
little work inside cockpit
nothing mutch and to big, I just try to rich it with stuff what I have arround me... PVC old telefon card, wires, etc.
Cheers
Roman your scratch building is awesome keep it up!
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thx tray... I'm giving my best with this what I have currently at home
Wire, plastic sim card holder, etc.
Looking good Roman! You probably know this already but, a good source of "gizmology" parts is from old electronic devices. My CO2 detector just went bad after seven years so I took it apart . Capacitors , diodes,etc are great for scratchbuilding...even had red and green LEDs...future running lights maybe. Keep up the good work!
thx all :)
@troublemaker - yes, have it also at my material stash
home made seat belts are added
my way of producing seat belts... mybe will be helpful to someone
Great seat belt tip Roman thanks for taking the time to share it! The office is looking great and all that detail in 1/72 scale is amazing!
This sound familiar to me LOL
nice that you changed mind about OOB build
Good tips about belts!!
Keep on posting
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Lovely looking build, and again, thanks for shareing the tip on the seat belts. Look forward to seeing more.
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On the bench: Airfix 1/72nd Harrier GR.3/Fujimi 1/72nd Ju 87D-3
thx guys :)
ok :)
after finished mustang little progress also here :)
you can see it on pic what all I have done today, rear gunners "glass" is masked with mascol liquid
I love the look of those long pointed wings. How did you do the empty shell case bag.
TREYZX10R Great seat belt tip Roman thanks for taking the time to share it!
Great seat belt tip Roman thanks for taking the time to share it!
Wow, great work on that jewelers scale!
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On the Tarmac: 1/48 Revell P-38
In the Hanger: A bunch of kits
thx guys a lot :)
shell case is made from alu folie... just roll them and painted in biedge color... I saw on 1/48 they are little different shape, but this is so tiny and small and I have run out of idea how to bade little coned shape of them... I'm sadisfied with that how they turn out and I think after thru canopy they will be nice spot inside cockpit
and little update
Canopy is glued into position... for now how I can see it's great fit...
Engines are still in dry fit, but wheel bays and engine support are glued...
They do look very nice. I did wounder if you used painted tissue. I made canvas gun covers for a 72nd kit a while back and they look similar.
thx Bish :)
I have used alu folie... kitchen alu folie :)
I'll have to give that a try. Thanks.
Looking great Roman!
TREYZX10R Looking great Roman!
Great way to add detail to a low detail kit! Thanks for the seatbelt tip!
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Roman,
Great tip on the seatbelt - thanks for sharing. Have tried making belt myself, but always struggled to get them realistic. Will give your method a try next time.
Chris
primer is on :) and dont need any more care about rear gun , LOL,...
those gunsy just pray me: Please touch us and broke us... all day long :)
Looking good so far. Fortunately, you're not using the Jumo 213 cowlings, they're awful. The BMW 801 cowlings are better, but they lack the 12-bladed fan behind the propeller (see Fw-190A pictures for some reference). Waiting to see more. Best regards.
José.
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