Trumpeter 1/72 Lightning F.Mk.2

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Trumpeter 1/72 Lightning F.Mk.2

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I got round to finishing this kit recently. The only real mod was to replace the back end with a resin one due to the kits back end being far too slim.

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Very nice Chris
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Slim? Constipated is the word......

Nice one, Chris.
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Yum nummy :)
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Cheers guys.
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I like it. What paint colour did you use for the upper green camo?
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Migrant wrote:I like it. What paint colour did you use for the upper green camo?
I used Gunze Sangyo H330 RAF Dark Green for the upper surfaces.
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I like this Lightning, ok it has errors but in the end nice looking model!! One question I have left. Which colour did you use? ;-)
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I like it. I'm not a fan of the NMF with the large red accents. This looks a lot better in my opinion
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Very nice model or a lovely plane, got to love it :)
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Great build Chris mate, nice one.

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Hi

I like this great looking Lightning

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Cheers guys.
Eric2020 wrote:I like this Lightning, ok it has errors but in the end nice looking model!! One question I have left. Which colour did you use? ;-)

I used Gunze Sangyo H330 RAF Dark Green for the upper surfaces.
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