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Miguel VaqueroNuevo álbum de fotos añadido
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Vaught F4U-1D Corsair ( Tamiya 1/72)
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Seat and controls painted and assembled. PE parts from Eduard set.
Proyecto: Vought F4U-1D Corsair
6 12 August, 21:19
Miguel VaqueroStarting stronger since the A350 catastrophe. Cockpit sub assembled with the Eduard Detail set, painted and weathered. Couldnt take more pictures of the progress due to the details being so small 🥴🥴
12 August, 21:24
Thomas KolbMy goodness, that cockpit looks stunning! Are you sure it's not 48 scale?
13 August, 14:26
Miguel VaqueroThanks Michael!
I could have hoped Thomas😅😅. It would have made my life way easier. Though the PE details helped a lot
13 August, 14:28
CaptGPFAgree with everyone - the cockpit looks great! Chipping at this scale is impressive
14 August, 14:26
ICM 1:48
Dalibor Smolikquiere este artículo
Harrier GR Mk.7 `Royal Air Force´ [Royal Air Force Attacker]
Hasegawa 1:48
07236 (PT36) 2004 Nuevas piezas 15 August, 19:06
Roland SachsenhoferNuevo álbum de fotos añadido
19 9 August, 07:14
Roland SachsenhoferIn view of the start of this build, I was tempted by the following motto: "From ugly duckling to swan": the kit offers a number of interesting challenges, but gives an idea of the potential both as a model and as a representation of a true aircraft beauty! I will try my best to make the swan appear....
A first challenge: roughly moulded parts, poor fit and a wing that wants too much in a positive V-position.... A second challenge will follow in the form of a Vacu canopy that has turned yellow with age; this will give me the opportunity to try out the doing in Vac-canopy myself. More of that next time...
9 August, 07:18
Transall NGNice aircraft !
One was used in the last phase of the New Guinea gold rush in the 30's...
Good luck !
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9 August, 11:50
CuajeteGreat, Roland!
I would like to see the steps you follow when making the Vac-canopy.
9 August, 17:52
Roland SachsenhoferThank you for your interest, I appreciate it!
Cuajete, I'd be happy to show you a few photos of the progress of the construction and application of the self-moulded Vac canopy. It seems to have produced a reasonable result so far....
10 August, 17:25
Erik LeijdensAn unusual subject Roland! No doubt you will end up with a fantastic result
10 August, 17:34
CuajeteMany thanks, Roland!
Great job with the putty party and vacuum canopy 👍
What thermoformer did you use?
10 August, 18:22
Thomas KolbThis look like an intriguing project, but she's definitely a putty queen! I am super impressed with the vac-forming!
10 August, 19:02
Roland SachsenhoferThank you very much for the answers, mates! I'll show you a few new pictures from today: the surfaces have been reworked with 2000 grit sandpaper (even if it may not look like it, dusty as the "duckling" still is) to prepare it for a first coat of paint. This will certainly show the need for correction! 🙂
11 August, 09:28
Roland SachsenhoferNew pictures of the current state of construction: the 'Baby Clipper' still looks very dark, but in the next step it will get an 'Azur' blue underside, which will be completed by 'Middle Stone' and 'Dark Earth' on the upper sides. Since prototype photos already show this machine with heavy signs of use and weathering, I will endeavour to achieve a similar look here.
14 August, 09:26
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