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MunsterMan
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Mk 999
U.S. M4A1 Sherman France, August 1944 - The 3rd Infantry Division Waltersons 1:72
5004 2019 Muutettu ??? 16 September, 14:24
Will Roney
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Apennine Eurofighters generic set
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D72140 16 September, 14:24
Will Roney
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Apennine Eurofighters Part I
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D72141 16 September, 14:24
Will Roney
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Apennine Eurofighters Part II
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D72142 16 September, 14:24
Will Roney
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Apeninian Eurofighters NTM 2018
ModelMaker 1:72
D72145 16 September, 14:24
Will Roney
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Eurofighter EF-2000 Typhoon ‘BARACCA’ 36 Stormo Caccia
DM Special Color 1:72
72002 16 September, 14:24
Greg Baker
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Cigars of the Pharaoh (Hawker Demon)Uusi: 16 September, 14:15 1:72
projekti: Cigars of the Pharaoh (Hawker Demon)
35 18 April, 05:15
Greg Baker
This one is likely to be a quick little build. It's basically the companion piece to the Puss Moth, so I felt like I couldn't really build one without the other. Erik is right though, the kit is of an impressive vintage. It is indeed a few years older than I am, and has the flash to prove it. 🙂
Anyway, thanks for joining, there's plenty of seats available, so no shoving. 😉
This one is likely to be a quick little build. It's basically the companion piece to the Puss Moth, so I felt like I couldn't really build one without the other. Erik is right though, the kit is of an impressive vintage. It is indeed a few years older than I am, and has the flash to prove it. 🙂
Anyway, thanks for joining, there's plenty of seats available, so no shoving. 😉
18 April, 14:01
Greg Baker
You say that now... but wait till you see how much putty and sanding is required~
You say that now... but wait till you see how much putty and sanding is required~
6 May, 19:05
Greg Baker
Well, it's supposed to be a Hawker Hart apparently... but the Hawker Demon is close enough... I mean, it's not like it's a Spitfire. 😉
Well, it's supposed to be a Hawker Hart apparently... but the Hawker Demon is close enough... I mean, it's not like it's a Spitfire. 😉
6 May, 23:10
Alex K
Good enough for me - I'm arguably one of the least rivet-counting persons in here... just asking/checking... 😉
Good enough for me - I'm arguably one of the least rivet-counting persons in here... just asking/checking... 😉
6 May, 23:25
Matthew A
And only a masochist with ADHD would consider trying to convert it back to a Hart like the original 1957 tool... 🤪
And only a masochist with ADHD would consider trying to convert it back to a Hart like the original 1957 tool... 🤪
7 May, 16:18
Greg Baker
What did you call me? 😉
I mean, besides the dip between the two cockpits... are there any other differences? They look quite similar to me...
What did you call me? 😉
I mean, besides the dip between the two cockpits... are there any other differences? They look quite similar to me...
7 May, 17:57
Alex K
Well, the "dip between the two cockpits" is the main difference I was referring to above... Plus, you'll have to skip the Demon's long exhausts, I guess...
Well, the "dip between the two cockpits" is the main difference I was referring to above... Plus, you'll have to skip the Demon's long exhausts, I guess...
7 May, 18:25
Greg Baker
Not exactly sure what picture to take to update my progress… I'm working on bits of everything all at once!
Not exactly sure what picture to take to update my progress… I'm working on bits of everything all at once!
10 May, 05:52
Matthew A
The main difference between a Demon and a Hart is the exhausts, the turret and the starboard machine gun. Will send a PM
The main difference between a Demon and a Hart is the exhausts, the turret and the starboard machine gun. Will send a PM
16 May, 16:53
Alex K
IF however (regardless of how a real Hart should be) what is shown in the comic ("That's what I call" etc frame) is indeed a starboard mg (please correct me if I'm wrong...) then starting with a Demon kit was perhaps indeed a better idea than starting with a Hart kit.... IF this is the case... then you'll only have to deal with the rear seat/turret thing and the free (ala Fury) exhausts, no?
IF however (regardless of how a real Hart should be) what is shown in the comic ("That's what I call" etc frame) is indeed a starboard mg (please correct me if I'm wrong...) then starting with a Demon kit was perhaps indeed a better idea than starting with a Hart kit.... IF this is the case... then you'll only have to deal with the rear seat/turret thing and the free (ala Fury) exhausts, no?
16 May, 19:43
Greg Baker
Yeah. I think so. Matthew provided some detailed comparison images but after looking at them and at the main page from the album... it seems to be a little bit of both...
Yeah. I think so. Matthew provided some detailed comparison images but after looking at them and at the main page from the album... it seems to be a little bit of both...
16 May, 22:09
Matthew A
In Tintin in the Land of the Black Gold it could be a Hawker Hardy
i.imgur.com/57c2RcA.jpeg
In Tintin in the Land of the Black Gold it could be a Hawker Hardy
i.imgur.com/57c2RcA.jpeg
23 May, 21:51
Greg Baker
A couple of updates. The supports next to the fuselage were so weak that 3/4 of them snapped even before I got them off the sprue. So instead I just used some bent wire. The holes they are meant to slot into were gaping caverns as well, so a fair amount of putty was needed to make it at least slightly better. Now I'm left with a decision to make. The Hawker Demon has two large exhaust tubes that run from the engine down the sides. They're not present in the Tintin album (which most closely resembles a Hawker Heart I believe). So... do I leave the two side holes and the large trenches on either side of the engine cowling, or do I just shrug my shoulders and use the parts that came in the box?
The Blue Rider decals went on easily enough. They're a bit shiny, but I think I can deal with that.
A couple of updates. The supports next to the fuselage were so weak that 3/4 of them snapped even before I got them off the sprue. So instead I just used some bent wire. The holes they are meant to slot into were gaping caverns as well, so a fair amount of putty was needed to make it at least slightly better. Now I'm left with a decision to make. The Hawker Demon has two large exhaust tubes that run from the engine down the sides. They're not present in the Tintin album (which most closely resembles a Hawker Heart I believe). So... do I leave the two side holes and the large trenches on either side of the engine cowling, or do I just shrug my shoulders and use the parts that came in the box?
The Blue Rider decals went on easily enough. They're a bit shiny, but I think I can deal with that.
11 September, 15:38
Greg Baker
Thanks Matthew. I'm quite pleased with how the colouring came out too. A 2:1 ratio of Tamiya Buff (XF-57) and Khaki (XF-49) seems to have done the trick... or at least close enough for me.
Thanks Matthew. I'm quite pleased with how the colouring came out too. A 2:1 ratio of Tamiya Buff (XF-57) and Khaki (XF-49) seems to have done the trick... or at least close enough for me.
11 September, 15:58
Greg Baker
I just noticed the artwork has actual rigging on it, so it looks like I'm not quite as done as I thought. Besides that, only a few nice white fluffy clouds needed for the base.
I just noticed the artwork has actual rigging on it, so it looks like I'm not quite as done as I thought. Besides that, only a few nice white fluffy clouds needed for the base.
13 September, 13:50
Simon Nagorsnik
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31 13 July, 06:57
Tom B.
Another Simon-build? I´m in! The suspension on those Modelcollect E-50/75 kits is kind of fiddling intensive, at least when I remember building an E-50 years ago (albeit with quite a lack in modelling-experience)...
Another Simon-build? I´m in! The suspension on those Modelcollect E-50/75 kits is kind of fiddling intensive, at least when I remember building an E-50 years ago (albeit with quite a lack in modelling-experience)...
13 July, 10:30
Simon Nagorsnik
Hi Tom! For sure, you`re welcome too 😁
I have already read a lot about the lack of engineering performance of the Modelcollect kits in terms of accuracy of fit and executability and the E-series confirms this. Caution is advised!
But in my case, the E-Series projects are just a good way to try out and refine techniques ans skills- only "semi-serious" projects 😏
Hi Tom! For sure, you`re welcome too 😁
I have already read a lot about the lack of engineering performance of the Modelcollect kits in terms of accuracy of fit and executability and the E-series confirms this. Caution is advised!
But in my case, the E-Series projects are just a good way to try out and refine techniques ans skills- only "semi-serious" projects 😏
13 July, 10:46
Simon Nagorsnik
My E-series will be further expanded... 😁
You´re welcome and thanks a lot Zsolt!!
And thanks for the likes too!
My E-series will be further expanded... 😁
You´re welcome and thanks a lot Zsolt!!
And thanks for the likes too!
28 July, 14:33
Bruce Huxtable
Figure painting at 1:72? Amazing! Really liking the end results overall too . Inspiring work, Simon 🙂
Figure painting at 1:72? Amazing! Really liking the end results overall too . Inspiring work, Simon 🙂
2 August, 06:58
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