Seafire FR.47 Conversion

[Shogun]

Lets see what we can do with this.....

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img923/7568/pSUg62.jpg

[Shogun]

[Breaker]

Got this conversion, be interested to see how it goes! 

[dodgem37]

Good luck.

 

Sincerely,

Mark

[Phantom2]

This will be very intresting to follow! 

 

 

  

 

Stefan 

[bdthoresen]

Nice, Shogun. Wanted to acquire the Freightdog conversion any moons ago, but missed out. Looking forward to what you do with her! 
 

THOR    

[dennismcc]

This should be interesting, I've just found one of those when clearing my stash out of the loft.

 

Cheers

 

Dennis

[Out2gtcha]

Indeed, this should be good! I too have the FDM conversion in my stash, but alas no kit in a blue box. 

 

Looking forward to what is done here! 

[MikeC]

Nice, look forward to seeing how this one goes together.

[Rick Griewski]

+1

[Troy Molitor]

I have this conversion too and really looking forward to this one Shogun.  

[Shogun]

For Giggles and Grins, Tamiya MkXVI on the right. Revell Mk.22/24 on the Left.

 

[Shogun]

For those out of the 'Spitfire Loop' The Mk.XVI was a cut down  Mk.IX with a Packard built Merlin.  From Front to tail, Fuselage Frame #5 lines up, Frame #5 is also known as the engine firewall (this had asbestos sandwiched between two sheets of material) Then going back to Frame #11 This Frame is at the Cockpit door aft edge, This is the forward fuselage.  Then from frame #11 to frame #19 (19 is just in front of the Horizontal Tail) this is what they call the Main Fuselage.

[Shogun]

First things first, This Ceramic Tile look has to go!!

[Guest]

Having gone through this trial of a build , might I suggest having a word with 

 

http://www.iconicair.com/ 

 

A replacement Prop, Tail and engine cowlings will make huge difference to the look of the final model 

 

 

Edited September 19, 2021 by Scotsman