building Azur Dewoitine d.371/372
![](/albums/img/3/8/5/316385-21088-96-p.png "In order to reproduce the panels on the fuselage I will not use the scribing technique but the one illustrated in this example, in which I use masking tape, Mr. Surfacer 500, fine sanding paper and a "rivet maker". | View full picture")
![](/albums/img/3/8/7/328387-21088-66-p.jpg "The main parts of the kit are now assembled and painted. Some minor details are yet to be added and a coat of "future" to protect the paint during the final steps. | View full picture")
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14 October 2016, 13:00
Alec KGreat progress Peter 👍 I will have to try your Mr Surfacer buildup technique, looks intriguing.
8 March 2017, 22:50
Peter KlinThanks Alec. I guess the technique is more convenient for larger scales. In 1/72 we are at the limit where the surface details become more a visual effect rather than a scaled reproduction of the rel thing.
9 March 2017, 10:32
Alec KAgreed. That said, it's this type of subtle detailing that sets your model apart 👍
9 March 2017, 13:00
Alec KNice. I like your approach to the wing-to-fuselage assembly. Looks like that should be a good solid joint 👍
6 November 2017, 13:23
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A short run kit of a less known French 1930 fighter.
