BeechC-45 1/72. Venezuelan Air Force. (Silver Medal)
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BeechC-45 1/72. Venezuelan Air Force. (Silver Medal)
Soon begin work with this beautiful flagship model with Venezuela Air Force compliments are ...............
I love My Venezuela...........
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
Brave man! Be warned the windscreen fit is terrible, best glue to bottom edge fill gap at top with plastic card and then sand and polish the whole thing in place. http://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=9371;
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- ronald alvarez
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
Thanks James, I will consider
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
I've heard that the engines point outwards a bit too.
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
I'll second JP's "Brave man" comment. I remember this kit well. It was one of my 2014 binnings, but I have been known to give up easily!
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
Apparently I have to deal with the same problems specific to a model Lindberg...........................
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
I quite enjoyed building the PM Beech C-45 for such a cheap kit it's excellent value, unfortunately now the man behind PM models has passed away and the company has changed direction, the kits will start to get more difficult to find.
I look forward to seeing your build.
Regards Splash
I look forward to seeing your build.
Regards Splash
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
- ronald alvarez
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
Hello friends here I leave for the first step of my building I must apologize to you for what q is slow work, but personal work commitments have left me no further, thanks guys hope you like what I have executed ..... ...
I love My Venezuela...........
Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
Looks good. That door on the real thing doesn't look too strong!.
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!!
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- ronald alvarez
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
continuing work...........
hard work, friends, the kit plastic is a very very ugly......................
hard work, friends, the kit plastic is a very very ugly......................
I love My Venezuela...........
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
It's nice to see this build progressing.
Regards Splash
Regards Splash
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Re: Beech C-45 1/72. PM md Venezuelan Air Force. Step by St
...looks nice!
Didn´t Encore Models used the same moulds, but added some resin replacements for engines and their nacelles, and other?
Once I almost bidded for one of them on the bay, but then I was too miserly, and someone else won...
The retail price for it is quite steep, no wonder, it´s only limited run.
Will look with interest, one guy of my modelling club had a start on this kit, and I noticed that it takes some filler and sanding to make it look good, so I´ll wait for some Czech company to make a new kit of this plane...
I still have a PM Nesher (some Israeli Mirage) on the shelf of doom, what a filler monster, but somehow still fun to make!
(Main reason for the building "stall": I don´t know yet really how a Nesher nose looks like, the kit only has a regular Mirage nose.)
Keep on the good work, cheers.
Didn´t Encore Models used the same moulds, but added some resin replacements for engines and their nacelles, and other?
Once I almost bidded for one of them on the bay, but then I was too miserly, and someone else won...
The retail price for it is quite steep, no wonder, it´s only limited run.
Will look with interest, one guy of my modelling club had a start on this kit, and I noticed that it takes some filler and sanding to make it look good, so I´ll wait for some Czech company to make a new kit of this plane...
I still have a PM Nesher (some Israeli Mirage) on the shelf of doom, what a filler monster, but somehow still fun to make!
(Main reason for the building "stall": I don´t know yet really how a Nesher nose looks like, the kit only has a regular Mirage nose.)
Keep on the good work, cheers.
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Markus, alias Crashpilot, or Crash, or CP, as you wish
Playing Tetris taught me: If I clean up too much, my kits disappear.....8-(
Markus, alias Crashpilot, or Crash, or CP, as you wish
- ronald alvarez
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- ronald alvarez
- The Bug Has Well And Truly Bitten
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- Joined: January 21st, 2015, 12:06 am
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- ronald alvarez
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- Joined: January 21st, 2015, 12:06 am
- Location: Edo. Yaracuy/Venezuela