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Great work, Toshi! I wish I did some cut-a-ways on some models. Would stop my nieces and nephews from asking me "Why do you paint that, no one can see it."
Sooner Born...Buckeye Bred.
First, that looks like a heck of a kit, Toshi. And second, you seem to have this one building up VERY well.
Lurking... ;)
- Mike Brindos "Lost Boy"
M. Brindos First, that looks like a heck of a kit, Toshi. And second, you seem to have this one building up VERY well. Lurking... ;)
^ I second this! :)
Maybe I missed it but what did you use for your cuttings?
DasBeav Great work, Toshi! I wish I did some cut-a-ways on some models. Would stop my nieces and nephews from asking me "Why do you paint that, no one can see it."
Toshi
On The Bench: Revell 1/48 B-25 Mitchell
Married to the most caring, loving, understanding, and beautiful wife in the world. Mrs. Toshi
To iampiper13,
I used a standard Revell hobby saw. As you can see there's two sizes. Thanks for the visit!
Front landing gear.
IP
Weathered IP
Pre-Assembly of the radio compartment.
Both P-38 Booms and the cockpit/front landing gears.
I had to separate each radio/battery items and mark each one prior to painting and assembling after they dry.
You work faster then Detroit in 1942!
I like that IP. Will there be enough room in the pit with this kit? Lol
Most of the time I find that it's easier to leave small parts on the tree for painting. I clean up any seam lines or flash and paint. Once the part is removed then a little dab of paint takes care of where the attaching point was.
Great looking IP.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
M. Brindos You work faster then Detroit in 1942! I like that IP. Will there be enough room in the pit with this kit? Lol
plasticjunkie Most of the time I find that it's easier to leave small parts on the tree for painting. I clean up any seam lines or flash and paint. Once the part is removed then a little dab of paint takes care of where the attaching point was. Great looking IP.
Dwayne or Dman or just D. All comments are welcome on my builds.
More progress on the cockpit.
ManCityFanSuper work again, Toshi. I am happy to hear you plan to open her up so we can see those engines. They are Sweeeet! Love watching your builds, and you work so fast, I have to check every day, LOL. Thanks again for showing your work.
Thank you for following and visiting the thread, I greatly appreciated!
Lookin' good, Toshi. Lookin' goooooood. :)
M. Brindos Lookin' good, Toshi. Lookin' goooooood. :)
After finishing a portion of the cockpit, I happened to turn the page to the next step and realized it was the page with all the PE nobs and dials. My head spun just looking at all that PE so I stopped for the day and told myself to tackle that later. LOL!
Thank you again for stopping by and giving me your support!
This is where the PE is added in within the cockpit.
Dry fit.
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