Grumman F8F-1B Bearcat
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14 30 October 2023, 16:52
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Very smooth finish, love the chipping. The propeller looks "a scale up" from 1:72. The Bearcat looks so angry in a cute way with its tiny fuselage and those bombs under the little wings.
31 October 2023, 17:05
Album info
G.C. 1/22 'Saintonge', Armée de l'Air, French Indochina, January 1954
Hoby Boss kit, Eduard seatbelts, engine (modified from F6F Hellcat kit), 1000lb bombs and HVAR rockets. Scratch built engine frame and air ducts