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1/32 Roden PT-17 Kaydet - Complete


olgerd83

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Let me join this Group build with the new model from Roden - PT-17 Kaydet, I will use PE parts from Eduard: seatbelts and interior,

they are both for ICM kit, but I think there will be no problems.

Hope will be able to finish it by the end of Group build, so fingers crossed)))

 

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Thanks guys, so let's start

 

- this kit has not ideal plastic, I would say 6 out of 10, so I spent 2 evenings to remove, send, give nice shape for interior details

for example seats, they were awful

 

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- glued together some interior parts, radio, control stick (it also was not straight), pedals etc.

 

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- painted all interior parts in black
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quick question - what color should I use for interior sides of fuselage?

instruction says light red brown, but I have some doubts about it. On real planes that I found pictures, they have different colors: plain metal, grey, blue (to match outside colors), so I'm a bit confused

 

 

 

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Thank you for replies.

 

 small update, that's what I managed to do this weekend:

 

- painted all tubing interior parts with interior green, seats - aluminum, added PE seat belts, dashboards and other parts

 

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- glued all cage together
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- painted inside fuselage parts in red brown

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- as you can see, another "perfect" fit - it's RODEN baby))) luckily - it easily can be fixed
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- found my prototype picture
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Thank you guys, let's proceed:

- I painted all fuselage tubes and glues all cockpit details together

 

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- surprisingly, I spent very little amount of putty
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- while putty was drying, I decided to work a bit with engine. I removed plastic wires
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- glued both engine halves together
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- using nuts, medical needles and wires I made....
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this hedgehog
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also painted all engine details in black
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- fuselage and wing were sanded
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- and covered with primer
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- to be continued.....

 

 

 

 

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Thanks.

 

Christmas long weekend was very productive

-painted wings in yellow, firstly I used Hataka paint for Early US planes colors, but I didn't like how it looks (used half of bottle and it was not too bright)

so I repainted everything with Mr.Hobby RLM 04

 

Here, on left, you can see Mr.Hobby and on right - Hataka

 

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all wings are covered with Mr.Hobby RLM 04


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yellow parts are covered and fuselage was painted in blue
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I like it very much, even though its an American plane, but it looks so Ukrainian )))

 

 

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