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The main decals have been applied no flash(cam) this go round guys and when the wash hits it's going darker

I have the camo on the plane was not totally satisfied with what Tamiya called out for l.Sand but that is what I did the 109 in in the background.I think once I get to the point of weathering it will go darker some and blend in well enough

The panels on the nose just did not work for me I am sure it's something I did but in the end glued it all up.The paint has started I laid 1500 grey,Tamiya Semi-black,some silver and started the yellow bands.The colors are all picked and no two from the same company

I would think the market is there seeing this actually had prototypes and was not a what if.I like you it's not necessarily on my list but seeing those pics from the show kinda perked my interest some the Ki-100 would be more up my alley though.

Looks very Nice Sir came out real good! My Son serves with the 35th in Misawa CC got to go up for a little over an hour in one of those next day was hell to pay.

Thanks and yer it's their's.

She is slowly coming together fellas between work,vehicles and he build getting the least attention.I really am now getting what you guys have been saying about these Tamiya kits in their fit/engineering very Nice in 1/32 scale.The wings and tailplanes are not glued just fitted nice fit.I am really hoping to have this completed for a show over in Covington,LA next month if Not the Tempest will be my only entry for 1/32.

That should be interesting to see how it develops

She looking good Dennis like you the PTO and MTO are more of interest of late esp the MTO.I have to agree on the belts a little flat but unless at a meet no one after this will peer into the pit.

What a beauty the first pic instantly got my attention MTO schemes are the best!

Cool and the presentations look Nice I esp like the F-18 above the plaque.

Luv it Mal and you see how the rigging can bring the ship to life and I bet those lines from upstairs to the the deck it was fun not creating the sag!

Installed a small micro motor into the crankcase/gearbox the motor measures .160"D X .510"L can handle up to 4.7v will go from 3.0V now to 4.5V with a potentiometer installed for calibration.I have several of these kits whether the Mustang or the Spitfire will be good for dio's also.

SaSweeet!!

I built this one myself Nice kit did both scratch and PE in the pit.

A Nice Rendition Sir!!

She came out Nice RB if I may what did you use to glue the canopy together?The Meng kit it was super hard I tried several glues and finally settled of CA in the end your canopy looks great mine was only ok.

I'll take 1/48 and bigger myself but prefer 1/32 like you those Arma have something but the price of some!The build looks great and the weathering just right... excellente'

I did not know that Monogram ever had one of these Nice looking build

I did that one time on the Graf Spee did not really care for it but that's just me my rendition was really just so-so I look forward to your efforts Mal.

Is their a way to remove the kit stand?I buy door knobs at your local hardware store and drill them all the way through the destroyer is the kit supplied.The wood you see there is Sapele a cheap African Mahogany but I do wood work also Mal have a decent shop just outside the model/office room it's another hobby.

Mal I always made my bases a bit longer than the build and as to weathering none is needed just pic a nice darker wood it will accentuate the build nicely. This is a small 1/350 Japanese destroyer notice the base.

This will be my first build of a Tamyia 1/32 aircraft and have to say the engine has been a gem thus far.I intend to do the plane in flight methinks atleast the plan right now.The scheme may very well be the box art I like the MTO and the US would be a little different.Quintas will be an addition to the office what else happens will be with the flow.

Alright Mal first things first BIGGER pics I want it like I am at a movie theater that big ....looks Great Mal then the case for enclosure.

That's news to me thanks.