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1/32 Hobbycraft RAF P-51 Mustang Mk.1a FINISHED !!!


Tolga ULGUR

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Here's a thread on ARC, bottom post... Going off the photo Martin posted it looks like the earlier Sutton QK Harness, whereas the restored aircraft in the ARC thread has, what looks to be the later QS/QL/QP version, Radu and HGW both sell the earlier versions...

 

http://www.arcforums.com/forums/air/index.php?/topic/173927-raf-mustangs-interior-colour/

 

http://www.radubstore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=89_126&products_id=426

 

http://hgwmodels.cz/en/seatbelts/162-spitfire-late-seatbelts-132-132004.html

Ok

Decided to correct the seat. I will buy early british sutton harness and will apply to the other seat without harness from the vector set. 

But I don t think to modify spinner, I will use it as it is.

Thanks a lot for your help and support.

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Sorry to be a know-it-all (I don't by any means), but photo 2 is a US bird: AX identified a Sqn of the 67th TRG iirc, and you can just see the corner of the star'n'bar after the code.

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Tolga,

   The pit really looks good once you've closed up the fuselage so it becomes part of the whole, not the centerpiece that we've been looking at with such critical eyes. Looking forward to seeing the wings attached to the fuselage.

 

Joel

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Tolga,

   The pit really looks good once you've closed up the fuselage so it becomes part of the whole, not the centerpiece that we've been looking at with such critical eyes. Looking forward to seeing the wings attached to the fuselage.

 

Joel

Thanks Joel

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What an amazing job! 

 

The Allison Mustangs are so underappreciated today, and even back then. They were an awesome dive bomber and a great medium altitude recce bird. The ran them till they fell simply apart from use and abuse in the Med and Pacific.

Thank you

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