Re: Old_Tonto's Polish Spitfire IIb ***Finished***
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The crow bar should be interior green, unless it's in a postwar Spitfire, when it should be red. Nice work on the interior. I didn't go to the same lengths I'm afraid
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Nice work on the interior OT and like you said. its a shame it won't be seen when it gets closed up,
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Closed the cockpit up:
I made some seat belts out of tape but you can't see much.
No fit issues, just the shape looks off.
Canopy in place & coffman starter for Mk.II fitted.
Should get the canopy masked and a coat of primer on today.
I made some seat belts out of tape but you can't see much.
No fit issues, just the shape looks off.
Canopy in place & coffman starter for Mk.II fitted.
Should get the canopy masked and a coat of primer on today.
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Going along nicely OT.
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Nice going but there is something about the shape - nose too short?
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Funny that you should mention that...Stamford wrote:Nice going but there is something about the shape - nose too short?
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Nice work OT. Can't wait for paint.
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Looking good so far. Can't wait for the paint.
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Chugging along with this one as my lunchtime escape. I got some paint on.
The colours are not an exact match as I only have a few old Humbrol tins at work. It's close enough for me though.
I have already snapped off a wing tip.
I would agree that the nose looks very stubby.
The colours are not an exact match as I only have a few old Humbrol tins at work. It's close enough for me though.
I have already snapped off a wing tip.
I would agree that the nose looks very stubby.
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I think it looks better with the prop and spinner on. But there's just something subtle that's not quite right in several dimensions that makes the shape look a bit off.
Your paint colours look okay to me, but I'm the guy who uses Field Blue and German Field Grey on his FAA Sea Hurricane
Your paint colours look okay to me, but I'm the guy who uses Field Blue and German Field Grey on his FAA Sea Hurricane
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You've got an "at work" workbench? Wow you rock!!!!! I'm not so sure my boss would allow that.
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My boss is retiring in August. It also means that I man the phones over the lunch break.Dirkpitt289 wrote:You've got an "at work" workbench? Wow you rock!!!!! I'm not so sure my boss would allow that.
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Re: Old_Tonto's Polish Spitfire IIb
You must have done something really good in a past life to have gotten so lucky