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Aluxe

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About Aluxe

  • Birthday 08/30/1975

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    Mérida, Yuc. México
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    Hello, I think I've evolved from the 7 years I met the models with a P-40 in 1/144 scale from there began my journey through this wonderful hobby going by the aircraft WWII 1/72, in the years 90's my preference to change the helicopters coming to have more than 200 models, and everything changes, I am currently migrating to the scale 1/32 and 1/35 always in the genre rotary wing.

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  1. Fantastic work, I liked it so much that I acquired one, it was not in my plans.... thanks for sharing
  2. Fantastic work, I really liked your version, it seems that I enjoy it a lot
  3. Certainly, a lot of work, especially in lengthening the nose. excellent result, congratulations cheers!
  4. beautiful pair of hawks, I wonder if you have a plan to place the blades
  5. Thanks guys; the really difficult part was balancing the weight, because of the rear frame, being metallic, it loaded too much on the tail, so under the rear seat I placed a metallic bar disguised as a tool box, then it was necessary to couple the cabin only in 4 tiny points to the structure. I let stand almost 3 days with a super glue, shoeing the cabin, and in the end it was achieved.
  6. Thanks for your comments Troy, Buster, Draval & everyone who has liked we continue with the project, We remove the stickers, from the phases that I like the most, it is magical
  7. Thanks Gregair, i hope to add value to this difficult model SOMETHING OF COLOR. the intention of the version appears
  8. modeling time, small advances, I decided to advance in the engine, it turns out that the model brings the Turbomeca Artouste engine version and the model I want needs a Turbomeca Astazou engine. they are quite different Artouste / Astazou we start with some adaptations and I don't love the nozzle, so I made one in aluminum
  9. wow, wow, a lot of work, excellent results, how long it took you to finish this beauty, very well done
  10. Thanks guys we continue with the building, I used the Revell model skates, glue stabilizers and the tail rotor protector was made with wire. I also take advantage of the base of the main rotor post, applied some pieces of Eduard, such as antennas, hooks and footsteps advance parts of the cockpit interior
  11. Hi Guys a small breakthrough, I recovered from the original model the bases that support the rolls that lead the tail rotor direction cable, the rolls are styrene round, and now to start working in the crew cabin and if the weight was not enough for balance, I will apply weight inside, until I achieve it
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