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  1. thanks for posting that interesting to watch
  2. http://warbirdsnews.com/warbird-articles/necessity-mother-invention-paper-drop-tanks-wwii.html the above has a color photo surprisingly the metal tanks were gray not silver probably neutral grey
  3. incredible work what colors did you use for the nose blue? I have the appropriate colors from testors as directed in the decals but wondered what you used
  4. the how to is very instructive https://www.uschivdr.com/products-in-detail/polishing-powders-metallic-pigments/
  5. alclad with some fine aluminum polishing metal is the bomb Ihave some from hawk long defunct but you can get the polishing powder from https://www.uschivdr.com/shopping-categories/shop-colors-paints-pigments-primer-paste/metallic-colors-pigments/
  6. I now about the silver pencil and I am aware of the hairspray and salt technique but do not know how to do those? any tips or direct me to a website? bte I use enamels
  7. btw you have a superb job on basic construction this is not a shake and bake kit
  8. the trump model does give you seperate flaps. they were usually raised by the ground crew when on the ground although I have seen mix and match. I think for a repainted in the field ac the area under the flaps is probably camo color at least it is on the nasm ac. I think they would research their ac carefully as well
  9. you da man I am follwoing behind you with the same aircraft using yours as an inspiration!
  10. I ended up going with the hasegawa one to start off it looked like the most usefull one to start with
  11. having to do some rescribing ont he trump me 262 my half assed rulers etc just don't cut it anymore. There are tons of templets on amazon etc what do you guys use and recommend. I need straight edge and the oval for access hatch and circles . thin enough to bend on to the models tia https://www.amazon.com/Hasegawa-Tool-Template-straight-TP1/dp/B000S6F05Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1549119920&sr=8-1&keywords=scribing+template hmm this would be good for jet planes https://www.luckymodel.com/scale.aspx?item_no=LR LT0003 https://www.amazon.com/Alliance-Model-Works-Scribing-Templates/dp/B004QP8YPS/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1549119920&sr=8-4&keywords=scribing+template
  12. not to be critical of a beautiful realized model but that ac did not have the antenna wire.
  13. i did this by photocoping the decal and used it as a cutting guide. that shold give the accurtate shape you just need some stape which is flexible enough
  14. why not use the kit piece and use the pe t o spruce it up https://www.eduard.com/store/eduard/p-51d-engine-1-32.html
  15. hmm I have some of these from the car guys https://www.hiroboy.com/IgnitionPlug_WirePiping_Cord_x_4_Colours_04mm--product--2852.html
  16. thunnus what happend to this great build thread?
  17. beautiful work I am going to follow along
  18. that is amazing wish i had the skills to paint it
  19. I think it looks very good as well. While the zactoman stuff is expensive I really had to have the exhausts. Quickboost makes a nice K36 seat. The master model static discharger are great and the ones provided are going to snap off in a heartbeat anyway. I have the begemot decal set it is very extensive something like 14 different aircraft. Once I decide on one or two to do will sell the remainder.
  20. terrific build and painting. Was this the hasegawa ? I do not remember any drama with that model?
  21. while no t the definitive answer here is a 2 second search on the web. For the most part I do not think they had the wiring http://www.mustangsmustangs.com/thehangar/index.php?topic=395.0
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