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Getting there...
- MikeMaben, themongoose, daveculp and 7 others
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Slowly coming back to some modelling activities...
Hope to post some photos soon...
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Maybe tommorow I'll be able to close fuselage?:)
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After finishing Colonial One from BSG I can continue with Butcherbird.
Seat walls are thinned and cushion is painted with Vallejo Wood & Leather set. Rudder pedals have straps now, there are also hip belts. Instrument panel is also near finishing. White liquid is Micro Kristal Clear.
Does anyone has "Captured Butcherbirds vol. 1" book and could scan for me one page from it?
- MikeMaben, Greg W, themongoose and 5 others
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New stick and few more details in cockpit.
- HerculesPA_2, scvrobeson, Sasha As and 3 others
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Little model for restoring mojo.
Great kit, pity that 1/32 is unavailable but I've just ordered 1/48
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First things first...Instrument panel with add-ons.
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54 minutes ago, Martinnfb said:
These were only lights in cockpit? No backlighted buttons or instruments? I'm asking because I saw a mock up of FW190 cockpit with green lighted buttons and I don't know if it's right.
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Another problem - lights in and on FW-190
Of course, green and red on wings, white on rudder. Landing light on left wing. What about cockpit? I've read that FW-190 had two white lamps in cockpit but where? What about instruments, backlighted on fluorescent? Buttons were lighted in any way?
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First problem - lights in and on FW-190
Of course, green and red on wings, white on tail. Landing light on left wing. What about cockpit? I've read that FW-190 had two white lamps in cockpit but where? What about instruments, backlighted on fluorescent? Buttons were lighted in any way?
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Stars are sure that there WILL be a day when I'll finish puttying and sanding and CA won't crack on seams Just not today and not tommorow
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On 6/28/2021 at 11:44 PM, coogrfan said:
Cool, although you might not want to start it just yet...
"Other products in design this summer (research is complete):
1/24 scale N1K2-J Shiden cockpit for Bandai"
See the link below:
Great but I have no chance to buy it in Poland at a reasonable price. Shipping will kill me and my wallet instantly
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On 6/29/2021 at 6:04 AM, Uncarina said:
Great topic! If you can get the Eduard cockpit set I’d highly recommend it. Kangnam/Academy has ejector pin marks on the instrument panel, so this will need a little work. It’s buildable however; I built the Kangnam kit years ago.
Cheers, Tom
I will look for it but none of the hobby shops in Poland has it now.
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4 minutes ago, brahman104 said:
I didn't know there was a 1/18 190.... Where's the pin up from?
Craig
Legend Productions, as far as I remember.
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Sooo...this one:
...in this blue-yellow scheme:
...with this girl on wing:)
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20 minutes ago, Radub said:
The "strobe" anti-collision lights on aircraft are a very modern thing. In WW2 the navigation lights, red on left wingtip, green on right wingtip and white in the middle (on tail, or on rudder, and/or on fuselage spine/belly), were lit continuously.
Radu
Many thanks Constant lights will be much easier without need of programming
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Hello,
My knowledge when it comes to german WWII fighters is almost not existent so I have question about FW-190 A-8 lights.
Which lights of this famous fighter were constant and which were flashing? I suppose all of them were constant but I'm not sure.
I bought 1/18 HB FW-190 and I want to make it more...interactive
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My mind still sees it as a What If Reno Racer There is something cool about nose and canopy shape of this airplane.
1/35 Academy AH-64 Apache + Master gun and antenna
in Works in Progress
Posted · Edited by artoor_k
+1 for new Apache! 1/18 would be best but not from Hobby Boss Not only AH-64, there is RAH-66, AH-56, Mi-28, Ka-50, Ka-52 and of course Airwolf and Blue Thunder
Progress from today...Small detail but in styrene looked awful. I've used wire net after removing plastic.