The Unofficial Airfix Modellers' Forum

Hi to all
I finished the MWP (Metal Work Panels) Canadair CF-104 Starfighter project with an aluminum coating .
The kit used is that of Italeri with the addition of some optional accessories and many scratch-built parts.
The project envisaged the representation of the model belonging to the 417 SQN. Cold Lake Alberta year 1970 under renovation / reconditioning and rearmament with the Vulcan M61 / A cannon removed first.
For the technical part, I found, among others, different interesting photographic material and to which I was inspired, directly on the website of the:

http://www.canadianstarfightermuseum.ca/

For the contextualization, I modified the product of the Noy Pines 3D Display expanding the three high-resolution images to reach an optimal result according to the actual dimensions of the model.

These are the images of the finished work:








































for more info & pics:http://www.adventurephotomodels.com

Thank you for your interest and for watching at this work

George

Holy moly, that's something special.

Duly astonished, I usually don't like open panels on a model but "OH Boy!!!" that's straight up amazing, museum level work

That is truly astounding. Very beautiful work.

All the best.

Greg.

Holy Schmolies what beautiful work

All I can add is, WOW!!!! Truly a work of art.

OMG! That is absolutely stunning work.

Serious stuff - most impressive.

Excellent work throughout. The hanger scenes could be real it's that good.
Extra kudos to you as well for getting the word contextualization into a forum thread! Possibly a first?

Sheer bloody poetry, amazing.
Chris

Awesome work as always.

My goodness, George, that is awesome. Models and dioramas don't come much more realistic than that. I'm not a huge fan of the F-104 but that has to be one of the best models of one that I've ever seen.

Hi guys
I sincerely thank everyone for the appreciation and comments on this work.
George

Gobsmacked and virtually speechless!
Deserves every accolade!

David