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Hi everybody,

For the Battle of Britain 80eme aniversary i buit this Douglas Bader Hurricane from the Pacific Coast Models kit. Not an easy kit !!

Paint with Tamiya and Gunze and oil paint weathering.

X15

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Beautiful build!

 

I understand what you mean about this kit - I'm working on one at the moment - so understand how much work you've put in.

 

Love the weathering.

 

BTW - is that the kit propeller? If it is I'll go that route too - I've been mulling on possible replacement - but that looks good...

 

Iain

 

 

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14 minutes ago, Iain said:

Beautiful build!

 

I understand what you mean about this kit - I'm working on one at the moment - so understand how much work you've put in.

 

Love the weathering.

 

BTW - is that the kit propeller? If it is I'll go that route too - I've been mulling on possible replacement - but that looks good...

 

Iain

 

 

Thank you very mucha Lain !!

Yes it's the propeller of the kit, i sand it ti make it more fine like the leading edge of the wing ruder and elevator !!

X15

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That’s a really beautiful Hurricane X15, every aspect looks spot on. The painting and weathering is especially effective. I have both the PCM Hurricanes to build, both rag and metal wing and I hope I can make as good a job as you have. 

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Superb build!  I built the PCM Hurricane for the BoB Group Build as well and completely agree that the kit takes some work to hammer out a finished product.  You did a much better job than I did, great work!

 

Ernest

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Nice build!  

 

What was the hardest part about completing this kit?

 

Dave/Ironman1945

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