Tolga ULGUR

Thanks Troy I think there are five more

Some progress:

Thanks John, appreciated

When I read this sentence, I see an inconsistency here. They just released the 1/48 P-51B. If best sellers in 1/48 scale will determine future releases in 1/32 they think 1/48 P-51B won't sell enough since they didn't include it in 1/32. It's seriously weird. I'm seriously tired of waiting

very nice

Some panels got different Alclad tones.

Last week, I asked Eduard a specific question via e-mail, about 1/32 scale. My question was,"are you planning to produce 1/32 P-51B in the near future, after 1/48 scale?" According to their answer, they do not have such plans at the moment. We need to entertain ourselves with the ugly toys we have

And "Kansas Tornado" meets Alclad... ( A meet in some sunny day )

Some progress

Thanks a lot Troy Despite all this effort, the shape of the fuselage behind the cockpit still does not look good enough to me. Still looks a little fat Let's see what it will look like when it's finished.

After Fuselage, I turned to wings. Because some corrections are needed before joining the fuselage. I have marked in the pictures what needs to be corrected or added. Some panel lines need to be erased and replaced with new ones. Similarly, the landing light must be moved inward.

Thanks Gilles

Thanks a lot Ray, much appreciated

Thanks Alain yes, without its markings, it looks like an experimental show plane to me. Let's wait for the final version

Thanks again for the warning They have been added

Thanks Dennis

Some progress

Aerocraft's exhausts were placed. The upper cowling piece was also glued. It looks like there is no problem for now. Is it starting to look even a little bit like a Mustang? Or is all this effort in vain?

Thanks a lot Andy

Rear cockpit area is completed for this time being Next step is cowling and exhausts.

Thanks Kev

Fantastic

Thanks Gilles

Thanks Dennis Thanks Gilles

Some progress Aerocraft's rear canopy section has been placed after masking and painting. It needs some puttying and sanding now.