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    rowin got a reaction from AircraftInPixels in Aircraft in Pixels   
    Great! So I am waiting for it and more extras (eg throtle, pedals, gunsight, canopy close handle etc) to new Airfix's 1/24 Spitfire!
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    rowin got a reaction from Martinnfb in 1/32 Tamiya P-51D - The Millie G   
    Hats off. Great P-51 model and photo session.
     
    Cheers
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    rowin got a reaction from Hoss FL in 1/32 Tamiya P-51D - The Millie G   
    Hats off. Great P-51 model and photo session.
     
    Cheers
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    rowin got a reaction from Thunnus in 1/32 Special Hobby Hawker Tempest Mk. V - Fairbanks JJ+F   
    Oustanding work, John! As always!
    I am a big fan of your modelling skills, you are on the top of my best modellers list. I am waiting for FW190A or Spitfire from you.
     
    Cheers
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    rowin got a reaction from Thunnus in 1/32 Special Hobby Hawker Tempest V - Fairbanks JJ+F   
    Hello John
     
    It is disappointed that the only 32nd Tempest available on the market has so many issues. I saw lots of finished models on a few modelshows but all of them had no flat wings. Great you show the manual how to fix that. Thumbs up
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    rowin got a reaction from Dpgsbody55 in 1/32 Special Hobby Hawker Tempest V - Fairbanks JJ+F   
    Hello John
     
    It is disappointed that the only 32nd Tempest available on the market has so many issues. I saw lots of finished models on a few modelshows but all of them had no flat wings. Great you show the manual how to fix that. Thumbs up
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    rowin got a reaction from daHeld in 1/32 Hasegawa Bf 109G-14 Hartmann Double Chevron   
    John, google translator said that means "additional panel line".
    I found this pic in JaPo book, this additional line is visible:
     

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    rowin got a reaction from Thunnus in 1/32 Special Hobby Hawker Tempest V - Fairbanks JJ+F   
    Grate to see you back on this project John!

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    rowin got a reaction from adameliclem in 1/32 Hasegawa Fw190D-13 Yellow 10   
    John, I was sure before you asked. I checked this once again. I have the same book as you from Jerry Crandall, this is the best source in my opinion.
     
     
    You are right, the port is highly visible. But if you look on the pic from Holand (war period photos) there is no port on them.
     
    The same is on the restored D13 as you said.
     
    If you look on the D13 cockpit photos there is no flare port on the main board as well.
     
    I saw that Jerry is active in your topic so maybe he could help. But if I am wrong sorry for the mess.
     
     
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    rowin got a reaction from Thunnus in 1/32 Hasegawa Fw190D-13 Yellow 10   
    John, look at the pictures of the real D-13, there is no flare tube on the starboard sideof the forward fuselage. Simmilar sitation is on the most D-9 (late production). Great build!
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    rowin got a reaction from Martinnfb in 1/32 Hasegawa Bf 109G-14 Hartmann Double Chevron   
    John, google translator said that means "additional panel line".
    I found this pic in JaPo book, this additional line is visible:
     

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    rowin got a reaction from airscale in 1/18 P51C Mustang "Lopes Hope the 3rd"   
    Magic! Great reference material for future model build. Thank you!
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    rowin got a reaction from chuck540z3 in Tamiya Spitfire Mk IX Kicked Up A Notch: Last Post   
    Chuck,
     
    Those rivets are mushroom head rivets (snap head) and the are used to join rear area of the fuselage in early version of Spitfire (from Mk.I to Mk.V). As you said this Spitfire on the pictures is early version. Later Spitfires versions (from Mk.IX) had countersunk head rivets. So rivets in your model (Mk.IX) won't be so visible.
     
    Regards
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    rowin got a reaction from Shaka HI in Tamiya Spitfire Mk IX Kicked Up A Notch: Last Post   
    Chuck,
     
    Those rivets are mushroom head rivets (snap head) and the are used to join rear area of the fuselage in early version of Spitfire (from Mk.I to Mk.V). As you said this Spitfire on the pictures is early version. Later Spitfires versions (from Mk.IX) had countersunk head rivets. So rivets in your model (Mk.IX) won't be so visible.
     
    Regards
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