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maybe it will help
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the color seems fine http://www.aviationofjapan.com/2009/04/aichi-d3a-val-interior-in-detail-colour_10.html
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thank you all
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Surprisingly it goes well even though the conversion set is designed for Tamiya. The biggest modifications are at the end of the fuselage where the new fuselage end is placed. The fuselage is modified here and the place for gluing the elevator must be adjusted / a saw, instant glue and putty are enough for that /. My biggest recommendation is one: Stick the auxiliary floats on the model as the last thing. When handling the model, I broke them many times. After that, I cast new float holders reinforced with wire with a diameter of 1.5 mm. The angle of the wings, which is small for TOMY / DOYUSHA, must also be increased. Therefore, it is enough to grind the fuselage x wing connection a bit. I hope it's understandable in this way written in "my" English.
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Nice work-brass dolly
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Hey Brian, Oh beach dolly-it was horror. Although it was straight, but when repairing the master they turned the main wheel holder down, instead of up. I wrote to the MDC, they promised to send me a new one, I waited two months and didn't send anything. So I cut off the whole front part and glued it upside down, and I dolly reinforced the Evergreen profile. Without the dolly reinforcement, the model will not bear. Then I'll give my money to someone else, I'm very disappointed with MDC's approach to customers I watch and watch the beach dolly, I think over time it will start to bend
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1/32 Nakajima Ki-27 - 77th Sentai - Burma 1942
corsairlada replied to Alex's topic in Works in Progress
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Very old 1974 TOMY kit plus MDC conversion color AK Real color , Gunze C, Yahu Instrument panel homemade mask - drawn in corel draw, mask which was edited and carved on plotter by my friend Pavel Shortland floatplane base, Solomons Islands, February 1943, flown by Lt. Keizo Yamazaki
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Excellent job....nice weathering
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1/32 Nakajima Ki-27 - 77th Sentai - Burma 1942
corsairlada replied to Alex's topic in Works in Progress
The middle part of the canopy has to be sanded a lot from the inside or made new, unfortunately the one in the kit is too thick. Here is a picture of a small window -
1/32 Nakajima Ki-27 - 77th Sentai - Burma 1942
corsairlada replied to Alex's topic in Works in Progress
A beautiful cockpit from which nothing will be seen in the end. Will you make a new middle part canopy? And I recommend making transparent windows in the fuselage to check the ammunition boxes .... I forgot about it myself -
Beautiful model
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Spitfire Mk.V.C RAAF 457 Sqn. F/O ‘Bush’ Hamilton
corsairlada replied to corsairlada's topic in Ready for Inspection
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Spitfire Mk.V.C RAAF 457 Sqn. F/O ‘Bush’ Hamilton
corsairlada posted a topic in Ready for Inspection
Spitfire Mk.V.C RAAF 457 Sqn. F/O ‘Bush’ Hamilton Revell Mk.II 1/32 conversion set Mk V.C. Real Model /here in the forum Miloslav 1956/ Montex mask, wheels Eduard, exhausts Quickboost filter Vokes Spitfire Hasegawa, colors Gunze C Guns barrels RB Production -
Nice weathering
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Eduard 1/32 P-40N contains parts for E, M, N and also Overtrres P-40N
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great painting
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I'm incomplete Ki-61 II KAI-missing the entire canopy and it took long enough to get it. Otherwise, I can confirm Alck's health problems in the family with a relative (Alzheimer). Its biggest weakness is communication via Outlook. I also bought decals for the KI-61 Tei, I do not have them today Sorry for the off topic
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Unfortunately I have experience, but after I complained about paypal, I got what I paid for. But it took half a year conversion to the early versions of Oscar would be greatly appreciated
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A year ago at Eday promised this year and Fiat G.55 in July 2019 they told me they were still working on the Whirlwind
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It seems that I will be very happy for my three pieces of Eduart P40N
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J2M3 Raiden with oblique canon 20MM
corsairlada replied to corsairlada's topic in Ready for Inspection
For shooting oblique cannon, was added in the windshield and a second sight, unfortunately in the picture it is not much to see. The father of this idea was 海軍 大佐 Kaigun Daisa (naval captain) Yasuna Kozonó. Kozonó loved the solution, the other pilots hated it -
J2M3 Raiden with oblique canon 20MM
corsairlada replied to corsairlada's topic in Ready for Inspection
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J2M3 Raiden with oblique canon 20MM
corsairlada replied to corsairlada's topic in Ready for Inspection