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Posted (edited)

Hi all,

 

My second in the GB is the old Seafire kit.

Kindly given to me by my LSP friend Jack .:thumbsup:

 

It's the Spitfire kit with some extra parts to turn it into the Seafire.

Very basic simple build.

 

 

Revell #H-294 1/32 Supermarine Seafire

Edited by Erwin
Posted

I have that kit in my stash!

 

In the original box, I can´t wait to see you build this (I have had it nearly started several times)!

 

Stefan :beer:

Posted

Oh my. 

 

I think I have that one 60% finished but I gave up on it. 

 

Unfortunately it is a bit too clunky to produce an accurate model but I'm confident you'll have fun with this one Erwin. 

I look forward to seeing how it turns out. 

Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, geedubelyer said:

Unfortunately it is a bit too clunky to produce an accurate model but I'm confident you'll have fun with this one Erwin. 

I look forward to seeing how it turns out. 

All the old Revell molds are not for those that seek accuracy and detail.

It's for builders like me that got stuck in time,never evolved and just build for fun.

Edited by Erwin
Posted (edited)

Fuselage is done.The "cockpit" can be added later from beneath.

 

This build takes me back some 50 years when I bought my first 1/32 nd Spitfire with the BoB box.

 

Revell Spitfire kleinanzeigen.de

 

 

IMG_7830

 

Edited by Erwin
Posted (edited)

Not yet glued.

It will need a lot of work to join the wing and fuselage.

Very bad fit.

But I can do it to show an acceptable result.

 

 

IMG_7831

 

Edited by Erwin
Posted

Those enormous gaps were one of the main reasons I shelved mine. 

Will you add the moustached pilot Erwin? :D

 

I thought the workable landing gear looked wrong :hmmm:

Possibly the gear legs are too short in order to retract? 

It will be interesting to see how your's stands soon. 

 

 

Posted (edited)

The main build is done.

The gaps turned out to be an easy fix with some leftover plastic and filler.

A base coat and camouflage paint will fill any tiny gaps.

 

Next pictures will be of the finished build.

I'm going for a "museum" look (as always) .

Sea grey /sea green topside.

Light grey underside.

Classic Spitfire pattern.

 

 

IMG_7841

 

Edited by Erwin

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