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Mr James
What a brilliant display. So very well done. Lovely weathering damage on the Zimmerit and great composition and painting of the figures.

Christoph Kunz
These dark pictures are most impressive. 👍
And all the small details are excellent. I like things like the spalshing puddle, top work.

Neuling
A very considerate work with careful layout and planning. Paintwork, detailing and weathering are top notch. Congrats!

Doubtingmango
Not much to add to the comments above. Great work!

Michael Kohl
All the details and thoughts you put into this added up to a most convincing composition. A realistic story well told.

Panzerwomble
Some nice details that add a lot the dynamics of the tale being told .

Pepe
Woooooooow..... Great dio.... Great idea!!!!!!

Rui S
Great work allround 👍

Villiers de Vos
Following.

Cuajete
Interesting and unusual.
Following!

Alex K
Me 3 - having the Rothmans box in my stash, I will follow with great interest,

Nicolas
Count me in.

Peter Mollenhauer
My pleasure, gentlemen! 🙂

Łukasz Gliński
Cool topic! 👍

Thomas Kolb
Very interesting, but the S2 is this scale must be tiny! I will be watching for sure!

Robert Podkoński
Watching with pleasure!

Michael Kohl
Me too.

Ben M
👀

Gordon Sørensen
Great job so far, Peter!
Watching with great interest. I have the Rothmans and Canadian Reds kits in my stash, too. I built the kit many years ago, and remember that the decals aren't opaque enough.
I remember as a kid, seeing the Canadians Reds (and later known as the Rayban Reds)at a couple Airshows in my home province of Alberta.

Villiers de Vos
This little model is turning into a beautiful little gem.

Cuajete
Well done so far 👍

Peter Mollenhauer
@Gordon - You are right, I still remember the decals, but.....at the moment I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they will at least work and not disintegrate, haha

Thanks for your mental support so far, mates! 🙂

Ben M
You should definitely coat them before using them

Peter Mollenhauer
The decades-old decals are doing surprisingly well! They need an awful long time to soak and even then won't get off from the paper on their own, but otherwise they don't mind being pulled off by tweezer! Lucky me! 🙂

Ben M
👍

Cuajete
Great, Peter! 👍

Nicolas
Great result. 👍

Gordon Sørensen
Looks great, Peter! What paints did you use for the red and white? Did you use a primer?

Dave Flitton
I didn't know how beautiful the new Airfix kit was. You have done some really nice work!

Evan B...
Thanks Dave. It truly is a wonderful and well thought out kit. Some parts are a bit fiddly, but I'm so glad I decided to grab it on a whim at my local hobby shop.

Mina Ro
Just a note, Vallejo pastel blue is a very good match for the KA-27 interior after researching the real cockpit and experimenting with many grey blue colors from Vallejo. I would recommend Vallejo 70.901. This picture was taken to show the color on the cockpit floor. I am still waiting for the aftermarket cockpit seats before I go any further in my build.

Mr D
Brilliant 👍👍 l like Velejo paints, l purchased the big main colours box and can mix almost any colour out of them.
The white and yellow is only letdown as very low in pigment!!
I purchase AK Intense white and yellow and they .. knock it out the park.. Brilliant.
I'm building a HB at min and it's not giving me accurate paint colours! Also some areas n parts no paint colour mentioned! Good old internet to the rescue.
Good luck with it..nice project 👍👍

Mina Ro
Yeah thats the one thing I dislike about the Chinese kits, very little paint callouts and no data on the units in the decal options offered. You really have to dig real data to find out and while it can be fun and a learning lesson. I bet a lot of modelers find it annoying. These companies need to do better for the price of kits these days.

Ben M
👀 thinking of building my first helicopter soon

Frank Molnar
Work on the T-34-85 continues. Another first for me is pre shading an AFV, having tried it a couple of times on aircraft with limited success. Also tried post shading for the first time on this one too.

Big Scuffer Al
Dammit! Why did I never think of using a rubber band to hold the tracks in place while the cement set?
Everyday is a learning day 😁