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Just amazing - such a great looking build! All the markings done via masks I think?

WNW Fokker DVII in different boxings - I think two of every boxing they did of it? I really bought into the "limited run" nature that they had said initially on their kits. At least I have built two of them and two more underway lol....

WNW Fokker DVII in different boxings - I think two of every boxing they did of it? I really bought into the "limited run" nature that they had said initially on their kits. At least I have built two of them and two more underway lol....

WNW Fokker DVII in different boxings - I think two of every boxing they did of it? I really bought into the "limited run" nature that they had said initially on their kits. At least I have built two of them and two more underway lol....

WNW Fokker DVII in different boxings - I think two of every boxing they did of it? I really bought into the "limited run" nature that they had said initially on their kits. At least I have built two of them and two more underway lol....

I would still be onboard for more Beau improvement items for the old kit.
 
Even if the new kit is a guaranteed gonna-happen I feel like it will be years till it hits the shelves right?

Oh that looks amazing. Been a top want of mine forever and not one I thought we would ever see in 1/32 but now that it is here just not sure I would be able to swing the price tag sadly. I guess we shall see. Maybe the Bank wont mind if I skip a mortgage payment? 

Oh that looks amazing. Been a top want of mine forever and not one I thought we would ever see in 1/32 but now that it is here just not sure I would be able to swing the price tag sadly. I guess we shall see. Maybe the Bank wont mind if I skip a mortgage payment? 

Wow that is a good deal for a nice kit. Lordy I wish Hasegawa was still doing kits like this; basic with few bells and whistles, but good shapes, reasonable surface detail and a great platform for aftermarket if one wants more detail and affordable... 

Wow that is a good deal for a nice kit. Lordy I wish Hasegawa was still doing kits like this; basic with few bells and whistles, but good shapes, reasonable surface detail and a great platform for aftermarket if one wants more detail and affordable... 

Wow that is a good deal for a nice kit. Lordy I wish Hasegawa was still doing kits like this; basic with few bells and whistles, but good shapes, reasonable surface detail and a great platform for aftermarket if one wants more detail and affordable... 

Wow that is a good deal for a nice kit. Lordy I wish Hasegawa was still doing kits like this; basic with few bells and whistles, but good shapes, reasonable surface detail and a great platform for aftermarket if one wants more detail and affordable... 

Wow that is a good deal for a nice kit. Lordy I wish Hasegawa was still doing kits like this; basic with few bells and whistles, but good shapes, reasonable surface detail and a great platform for aftermarket if one wants more detail and affordable... 

fantastic build here - looks fantastic and congrats to bringing to completion! The weathering effects are top notch as well

HI Guys 
 
made this guy using my Bambu P1S. 
 
print took 12hours and it came out pretty good, 
i used Badger StynylRez 3d printer primer on this one, i have to say i works really good ! 
This was a last minute Xmas gift i needed so it was printed and painted in 2 bench days (including work), white was airbrushed and the rest was hand brushed on, All paints are Humbroll 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
Cheers
 
 
 

The MLG angle was also way-off in the HPH La-7 build I have underway - not sure if it was me making an error with installing the wheel wells or just the way the resin was. I ended up having to carve away the mounting locations completely (a real mess as this area was already all painted etc) and drilled new locations at the correct angle. The wells are now a mess from that - I need to address that still....

Yes - looking forward to pics - sounds like good progress has been made!

Well, maybe:
1. they are also doing these kits in 1/32 so one has a choice?
2. 1/24 has kind of been out there for a long time as a scale for aviation subjects?
3. 1/24 feels like a logical step up for those who want to build EVEN MORE BIGGER
 

 

Well, maybe:
1. they are also doing these kits in 1/32 so one has a choice?
2. 1/24 has kind of been out there for a long time as a scale for aviation subjects?
3. 1/24 feels like a logical step up for those who want to build EVEN MORE BIGGER
 

 

Having tried to improve the Trumpeter kit cockpit area and still being unsatisfied with it, I would say Hasegawa personally despite the age of the kit and lack of detail.
 
The airfix looks good though - I have been holding out for a conversion to a dash three to build it myself but may give in and do as a dash-5

AOA Decals has a A-6B from this squadron on their sheet "Intruders from the Sea" 32-009.

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@Eli Raphael and I wanted to share the profiles from our upcoming Gerald Johnson sheet. The decals will head to the printer soon, and then these will be available for purchase soon after that! We hope that you will love this sheet as much as we have loved researching and creating it. Now, for the first time ever, Pacific Ace Gerald "Jerry" Johnson will have his aircraft available in model kit form using these lovely decals from Zotz. Let us know what you think!
 
 
 
 
- Dennis S.
   Mount Juliet, TN USA

AOA Decals has a A-6B from this squadron on their sheet "Intruders from the Sea" 32-009.

AOA Decals has a A-6B from this squadron on their sheet "Intruders from the Sea" 32-009.

Bob De Haven and Bob Paris P-38's will later be also done. We have new color research done by Nathan Howland, that will amaze all of you!