rafju

No problem, James.
I'll dig them out over the weekend and get back to you.
If not, just bump into me.
 
Juraj

Sometimes they come back!
in the last few days I have been busy examining the shelf of doom trying to save from oblivion the works that were briefly incomplete.
in this case, after countless attempts to make a frozen puddle I gave up and was pleased (well, more or less) with the last attempt.

to begin with, some photos of the plane complete with the last missing details: doors, controls for folding the wings, air intakes. I added a little mud from below, without exaggerating.

 

 




the engine has the possibility of being partially - or completely - exposed, thanks to the magnets embedded in the thickness of the cowling.



 

 


and to conclude the whole story, some photos of the completed diorama, puddle or no puddle.




the officer won a scarf out of order


and all the other insignia, ranks and various insignia by Alliance Model Works decals, splendid.

 

 

 

and I fixed one... some other updates coming soon! Cheers everyone and thanks for participating, Paolo

Some progress
Matt coat applied after oil paint washing
 










 

When I see at some stash (and of course also applies to mine) and just for fun:
Richard "Shoggz" could have asked the question differently:
What kit would you keep if you had to get rid of all the others?
 
(which comes down to the same since the one you have in the largest number is normally the one you prefer, normaly but?)
 
 

That's an interesting variation on the question. I think, on the whole, I'd first lose all the duplicates as I have built one or more large scale Spits, Mustangs, etc, and keep something I have never built before, but which will offer me a best value modelling experience.  And I'd have to think very seriously about what that would be.

Easy: WnW Felixstowe would be the one kit because it offers the most time value from one kit. 
 
kind regards, 
Paul

and don't forget this:
Cocardes International n°24 Edition française (dogfight-editions.com)
 
Dassault Mirage 2000 C replacement wind screen for 1/32 Kitty Hawk (aerocraftmodels.com)

Decalling
I used Kits Worlds decals. National insignias are from an old CAM decals set.
 

How about a Hawker Fury like my 1/24 build? 
 

Super progress Tolga, you have made this build look easy! Super clean work in every aspect. 
 
Regards. Andy 

Hi Raph
Paints are Gunze Sangyo acrylics ( Olive drab H52; Neutral Grey H53)
Gloss clear is Tamiya X22
 
Cheers

Sorry Tolga if you said it before, please what is your paint brand and glossy coat? 
Thank You
Raph

WackyRacer, I think you are single handedly keeping the hobby industry in buisness 

Rafale
P51-D
Rafale

Some progress
Next step is decalling
 





 

Rafale
P51-D
Rafale

I've already flown many fighters and a few bombers ... back in my flight sim days

Too many to list just three...

10 fw190’s

in the 1/32 scale, certainly the Bf109 in different types, but only because it doesn't exist the Pilatus PC-6 Turbo Porter at the large scale (x6 same in 1/48th).

My airplanes are fairly diverse, but I do have 3 1/12 Tamiya Caterham cars.  

Some DH83 Fox Moth pictures for reference.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Kind regards,
Paul
 
 
 
 

basic kit ok (i got one)
and only in floatplane
an uptoday real model kit is still awaited. (even if aware that one is coming in 1/48th scale, that fabulous plane needs all the scales) ;-)

Today's update
 

A DHC-2 Beaver would be popular, different,  interesting and nice