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Marcin_Matejko

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Marcin_Matejko last won the day on February 14 2019

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About Marcin_Matejko

  • Birthday 09/01/1977

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    Świdnica Poland
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    Aircraft of air racings golden age in 1/32 scale

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  1. Thank you very much :-) Unfortunately, probably not :-(
  2. Thank you Yes, I cut the propeller from a piece of aluminum and then polished its surface. The end: Best regards Marcin
  3. Decals made according to my design at MF Zone, I recommend it :-) Link: Custom decals Varnish and polishing: Engine assembly: To be continued
  4. I got the drawing from a friend That's what I've done in the last week:
  5. The main drawing on which I base the model comes from the book R. Hirsch „Aircraft of air racing’s golden age” But this drawing is also very helpful: And photos showing some of the hull structure: I did the rest of the internal details,some are in the implied shape: I'm also continuing to work on the base: And I also started coloring: To be continued
  6. Thank you Test print of the engine: Initial fitting for the model: I'm making small details, now the control system: This is what it looks like at the moment: To be continued
  7. Thank you very much I'm still working on the interior details: I made a fuel tank and a pilot seat: Pre-assembled for fitting: And as a way to relax, I started working on the base for the model: To be continued
  8. Hello everyone I recently started a new modeling project, a Brown B-2 race plane: I make the model from scratch using traditional polystyrene processing methods. Based on these drawings: I carved some elements from fragments of other models that I managed to fit. For example, I made wings from the upper wings of a Fiat CR.42 by Smer, in a scale of 1/50. In my plastic scrap I found an unused front from an alternative version of the 1/32 Williams Bross Firecracker, which I managed to fit to the Brown. I cut out various fragments from four halves of hulls from the Black Widow P-61, probably made by Monogram in 1/48 scale and glued them together slightly differently to create a base for the hull. I made a propeller cap from a 1/72 scale Corsair fuel tank. A wheel of unknown origin found in plastic scrap was used for the chassis. The rest was made of polystyrene plates of various thicknesses. Yes, this project can easily be considered modeling recycling. To connect all the elements of the model together, I made a special mounting base from cardboard. It allowed for the mutual adjustment of the position of individual elements relative to each other and maintaining the appropriate geometry of the whole. Then I cut off the engine cover to create a characteristic ventilation gap between the hull and the cover. I made the chassis legs from plastic reinforced with steel wire. I decided to open the top of the fuselage to show the internal structure in the model I would also like to show the engine because it looks interesting Since no company offers a miniature of this engine, I decided to make it myself. But to make it easier, I drew it as a 3D model. I also started modifying the engine cover. And I also started doing the inside of the fuselage To be continued
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