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You don`t see the Gauzy sticking to the masking tape and peeled off the canopy?

About Flory: 25:25 of this review says it al....

It`s typo for sure, looks small compared to that 1/48 P-47 and 1/32 AFV.

Beware of that first aid kit, if I remember correctly, it interferes with construction around cockpit so you will not be able to slide completed wing/cockpit into fuselage. Glue the first aid kit after that.

Eduard confirmed PE ordered by ZM as usual

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This Is reason, why my Special Hobby V-1 has only half of stencils. It was very painful experience.

Wash Is necessary, there are stitches engraved by laser on belts, which with wash will pop out. I gloss varnish them prior to wash and matt varnish afterwards.

Thank you, but I am afraid postage from Japan will be expensive and to be honest I am not in Must have for whatever it costs situation yet :-)

I can see only H1 for Telford, but I would prefer H0.

Is there any chance ZM will rerelease their Ta 152 kits? They are impossible to find in stores, just on Ebay for ridiculous prices.

So is there any limit for length of words? Simply "219" search possibility would be great.

He-219 works, but it founds only wrong named threads, He 219 is correct, so if there are some correctly named, they are impossible to find.

Is it possible to enhance search function to be able to search for shorter words? In our hobby there are short words very often, I tried to search for He 219, but nothing came from search, its`s quite disappointing.

Asked mr. Riedel, SH representative, Sea Fury is in slow progress, Fiat G.55 will be earlier.

But Marek used 0.4 mm, which size is currently unavailable.

IMHO Anyz braided line 0.5 mm is too thick for 1/32, I bought it, by did not use on my engine.

Uschi Is flat in profile, more visible with thickness rising, even more when you paint it with grey or metal color.

Finished: https://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?/topic/81539-hasegawa-a6m5c-type-52/

Finale: Build thread here:

Almost finished

Tom, I work my usual way, complete whole airframe, exl. vertical tail, and apply rivets, but any way is possible, rivets are very strongly adhered to surface.

After some oils

Rivets bond to surface is very strong, don`t worry with masking (using Tamiya tape of course).

Those were hidden under coat of paint, after some very light wet sanding they miraculously popped out.