...sorry for the red spots under the plane, i invested a Subbuteo's spanish soccer player when i landed... just a lapse...
An italian Airacobra
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As i said... a very worn plane...
...sorry for the red spots under the plane, i invested a Subbuteo's spanish soccer player when i landed... just a lapse...
...sorry for the red spots under the plane, i invested a Subbuteo's spanish soccer player when i landed... just a lapse...
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MerlinJones
Re: An italian Airacobra
"Invested"!?! Yet another Italian euphemism for 'taken care of' 
You're a great !!! 
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Really great work here, Stefano.
Besting 60 years of mediocre building of average kits in the stand off scale
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Sit on its wheels, 'cause the weight i added on the nose
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Old_Tonto
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Re: An italian Airacobra
She looks really nice in those Italian markings. Great job so far. 
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Titan
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Re: An italian Airacobra
Looking forward to the reveal, well done.
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Dirkpitt289
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Re: An italian Airacobra
It does look good in those colors
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ShaunW
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Re: An italian Airacobra
I agree it looks great in its Italian markings.
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Re: An italian Airacobra
Thanks a lot.
After another coat of wax, an oil wash and other things... it's almost finish. Needs just the final coat of matt, and a little more...
After another coat of wax, an oil wash and other things... it's almost finish. Needs just the final coat of matt, and a little more...
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Dirkpitt289
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What color did you use?
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Re: An italian Airacobra
Tamiya: XF-62, XF-74 for upperface, then an overall light coat of XF-51.Dirkpitt289 wrote:What color did you use?
XF-53 and XF-13 for underface.
Italeri: 4723P (to obliterate original USA marks)
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