Chip's Falcon with teeth.
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Chip's Falcon with teeth.
I will be getting to grips with this beastie:
The sprues are well detailed, and having recently done the Revell F-16 MLU I know that it fits together really nicely.
The instructions are really well laid out:
Even for all the decals:
Looking forward to this.
The sprues are well detailed, and having recently done the Revell F-16 MLU I know that it fits together really nicely.
The instructions are really well laid out:
Even for all the decals:
Looking forward to this.
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
Oooh lots and lots of stripes to put on.
Like the scheme.
Good luck!
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Like the scheme.
Good luck!
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
is it just me or is that a reboxed Hasegawa kit? Either way,nice scheme.
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
great choice Chip.
Is it Hasegawa? I thought Revell had an F-16C of their own.
Is it Hasegawa? I thought Revell had an F-16C of their own.
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
F-16s are always cool but I have to say those stripes are even cooler. I look forward to seeing more of this one
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
Finally got some time to do a bit of modelling. I hate it when life/work gets in the way.
Started off doing all the cockpit detail:
And then putting it all together:
The detail in the undercarriage bays is quite something, I may mount it on a mirror to get the best view once completed.
Started off doing all the cockpit detail:
And then putting it all together:
The detail in the undercarriage bays is quite something, I may mount it on a mirror to get the best view once completed.
Should be fun I have learnt from past mistakes and will be making a scan before starting so that any that get messed up can be re-printed.Prisca wrote:Oooh lots and lots of stripes to put on.
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
looking nice; one point to be careful with is the little arial mountings on the spine. you may want to remove them before you try adding the decals, they might not sit flat otherwise.
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Sometimes we have to make sure real life steps aside for beauty design workMolly-new wrote:Finally got some time to do a bit of modelling. I hate it when life/work gets in the way.
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
Nice start Chip. I wouldn't start to worry yet there is still plenty of time.
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
Viking wrote:looking nice; one point to be careful with is the little arial mountings on the spine. you may want to remove them before you try adding the decals, they might not sit flat otherwise.
Nice tip, I will have to remember that when I reach the decal stage.
I have started to fit it together but keep finding little gremlins with the kit:
The carpet monster got one of the navigation lenses so I have used Krystal Klear instead.
Removal of the tail has been a problem so I will have to replace the static discharger which had broken off.
I intend to get it all together this weekend.
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
Good start Chip. I don't particularly like the way they've attached those tail sections to the sprue, hardly surprising one of the static dischargers paid the ultimate price!
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
Piss poor way to attach the part on the company part but it should be relativity easy to replace the static discharger
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True
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Re: Chip's Falcon with teeth.
Dirkpitt289 wrote:Piss poor way to attach the part on the company part but it should be relativity easy to replace the static discharger
Too true. I have replaced it with a bit of stretched sprue for now. I will have to see how many I can knock off myself during painting. (The last one I did I lost ALL but one ).MerlinJones wrote:They're way overscale anyway!
The construction of the main frame is complete and ready for painting:
I hope to get it sprayed today seeing as it is pis...istently raining, and has been for the last 12 hours.
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