Airfix Henschel Hs123
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Commentaires
20 17 June 2015, 13:35
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Your cleanliness and attention to detail never seizes to amaze me, great job! 🙂
17 June 2015, 13:39
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Beautyful and unusual scheme, as usual masterly executed ! I like the way you made the trailing half of the wings look like fabric - covered, superb !
17 June 2015, 14:15
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It's great to see your collection of the most beautiful 1/72nd builds I have ever seen on any forum. 🙂 👍 👍
17 June 2015, 14:51
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certainly missed this one before.... a beautiful work. i certainly love your style
24 September 2020, 21:55
Album info
Not a bad little kit, but an old one that needed a fair amount of upgrading. I re-scribed it, added a cockpit and various other details. All of the heavy rib moulding on the wings was sanded smooth and I attempted to simulate the ribs with masking/airbrushing; the result wasn't very convincing although I do quite like the graphic look of it 🙂 Finished in a post-war Spanish scheme, my own home-made decals.