BAC Strikemaste Mk.82 / What--If HAF
box contents
Missing console added between seats from a piece of sprue
Cockpit half ready (seats and sticks to be added before the canopy)
Fuselage, intakes and wings attached
Putty for instrument panel, and a piece of palstic to add some detail
A BIG step in the wing join.. just for putty lovers
Raised panels lines.. at least there are only a few
Ready for primer
A lot of putty in the wings-fuselafe join.
Small details added
small details
Primed and ready ... (to correct mistakes=more putty, more sanding)
Komentáre
7 January 2013, 21:31
Dimitris P.K.A nice little kit, altough it's old.
It's easy to built, with some scratch buildindg will look much better.
In some places putty will be needed, but aware of the real thing where some gaps are meant to exist. Never trust pictures of restored ones for sale if you want an Air Force aircraft.
More to come in this little whif!
11 January 2013, 12:39
Dimitris P.K.7 days to finish this little guy.
I'm gonna correct some things that appeared after primer, and by tommorow I'm gonna sketch up the camo scheme that I'll be using and spray the 1st colour.
24 January 2013, 12:15
Holger KranichThats really vintage! But you´re doing a great work on this sweet aircraft!
24 January 2013, 12:21
Holger KranichI agree! Whats with the decals? Can you still use them? In case that they tend to brittle, use the liquid decalfilm from Microscale. Then they will be like new!
24 January 2013, 12:36
Dimitris P.K.Decals look as they were printed yesterday! The sheet looks great.
Haven't used any yet, but MicroSet and MicroSol are standing by (always) 🙂
24 January 2013, 12:44
Dimitris P.K.Damn my luck!
I wanted to finish the Strikemaster this w/e, but I dont know what went wrong with the application of the primer, but after 2 days is still damp! While on another kit I sprayed at the same time, everything is fine...
I have to reset it... grrrr......
24 January 2013, 17:14
