F-86F Sabre
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Yorumlar
9 January 2012, 09:53
Album info
Informal name for this model should be "bad luck", from the beginning I had a problems with matching details. Without glue was OK after glueing problems. Some parts been lost, canopy - broken. Finally problems with paint. It was a "free time filler" [more than 5 years build].
Effect you can see below.
Academy kit, Aires [?] cockpit, Alclad II paint.