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  5. Lee White
    Wowza!!
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  8. Erwin
    Five coats so far ! I'm concidering to cancel this build. It doesn't look right.
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  15. quang
    VERY impressive and realistic exhaust stains @spyrosjzmichos. Except one thing: on wartime Jugs, those outlets were not exhausts but the waste gates for the turbo, therefore NO staining whatsoever. On restored planes like the one on your reference pics, they left off the turbo and used the outlets as gas exhaust, hence the extensive staining. Far from being a P-47D expert, I learned this during the building of my first MiniArt 1/48 kit and thought I’d share it with you. Cheers, Quang
  16. Zola25
    Wow.. the weathering on the underside is some of the best I have ever seen. Very impressive work Niels
  17. thierry laurent
    By far the most complex set was the corrected variramp and accurately sized air intakes! That was a nightmare that took me two months of evenings to get correct and symetrical parts! Never again!!!
  18. Mark P
    Kevin: E-mails sent with some information. HTH Mark Proulx
  19. hurribomber
    Help! I would like to build the doghouse as true to the original as possible. Unfortunately, I don't have a drawing of the 70° inclined front former 3. I also have no drawings of 3B upper and 3A lower. (red markings) Who can help ?? Cheers Thomas
  20. thierry laurent
    Thanks! Harold did the nose. I made the rest!
  21. thierry laurent
    The wiper was part of the conversion. I did it to help Harold.
  22. ScottsGT
    Excellent work!
  23. dutik
    My photos are a lot larger. But for one reason or another I am not able to link the images from imgBB in a way to have them expandable to full size. Using the "BB code", full image, not preview, but well, but with results is as shown above. If someone is more familiar with imgBB and has an advice? Regards - dutik
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  25. dutik
    A bit of WW1 aviation: Small scale: Has someone here with a Felixstowe stash the balls to build THIS row in LSP size? And an interwar behemoth. He is just large in it's own way: Enjoy! - duitk
  26. marcopreto
    Here's a link for a tutorial I made a couple of years ago. https://mpminiatures.wordpress.com/2021/06/21/how-i-photograph-scale-models/ If you find that it is not clear in any part of it, please give me that feedback so I can improve it and make it as clear as possible. I hope you find it useful. Cheers
  27. Azgaron
    Thank you Geedubelyer and Boris! Håkan
  28. Dennis7423
    Hey, that's fun! - Dennis S. Mount Juliet, TN USA
  29. MikeC
    That's a great result with that old kit. We have one of these flying at Shuttleworth (which is a matter of a few miles from Tempsford). It looks a funny bird, but in the air it is extremely nimble.
  30. Palm-tree
    Lovely model Paolo, I like Jimminy Cricket painted on the nose too.
  31. Jan_G
    new rebox - SWS 23 https://hobby.ec.volks.co.jp/item/4518992232492.html
  32. RichSpreier
    I would love to get the A-4C wiper kit. I have built one A-4C and I am currently building another.
  33. Archimedes
    Oh me, oh my that looks good Spyros! I think your technique is the most convincing I have seen. What a choice of subject too! Kind regards, Paul
  34. mc65
    let's leave aside the discussion about the coloring of the figures, it is an art in itself that only makes me anxious... and in general, also for this reason, I avoid populating the cockpits of my models. but here I think it fits very well, it immediately gives an idea of the gargantuan proportions of this plane compared to whoever was piloting it. well done, Mike!
  35. mc65
    Spyro, your work on fumes and weathering in general is some of the most interesting I've ever seen. Particularly impressive on the NM surfaces, a truly spectacular achievement!
  36. Alex
    That's a really sweet looking kit! Very tempting to break my "prop fighters are 1:32" rule and pick one up. Especially intrigued that Eduard are now doing "wet transfer" style decals. That should work beautifully for your planned NMF bird.
  37. Alex
    Been very busy with the garden and work (the usual excuses). I've decided to park the Kinetic kit until some real in-theatre photos of Ukrainian vipers appear (that will definitely motivate me to get that one completed). Focusing on the Tamiya kit I'm trying to get ready to start painting. Masked off the LG bays: The canopy came with a nice big mould seam down the middle of it, so I spent some time scraping and polishing that out. I think I'm going to take a "black base" approach to painting this one, so the next step will be priming with Black Mr. Surfacer. Maybe I will get to that before I leave for vacation next week.
  38. LSP_Kevin
    Time, maybe - but not the money! Kev
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