WIP 1 - Cockpit and fuselage
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17 March 2014, 10:20
Glenn HancockThanks! It's definitely not a Tamiya kit, but it's great that Trumpeter finally released this bad boy!
17 March 2014, 11:57
Shaun CarrollLooks great! I've heard good things about the cockpit of this model.
17 March 2014, 18:20
Glenn HancockEntering the homestretch after 4 months of work off and on. Engines are in their bays; paint and decal work is done, along with wreathing. I wanted her to look really dirty. I've put on the landing gear doors now, and the front windshield is on, and canopy is ready to add. Going to display the wings folded, and will probably glue the nose on instead of having it open
19 April 2014, 00:26
Glenn HancockThanks - I used pigments from Flory models - I really like it as a wash, and it's great for making more than just the panel lines look realistically grimy!
19 April 2014, 00:56
Alan RushImpressive! I especially like the work on the cockpit and the engines. Nicely done.
19 April 2014, 05:02
Glenn HancockThanks Alan. I'm finishing up the final touches, hope to finish her this weekend!
19 April 2014, 16:52
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After three months, I've finished the fuselage, cockpit, wings and engines. Cockpit is an aftermartket set - really like the MB ejection seats and the instrument panel!
