Paul's Canadian Horse **FINISHED**

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I must say it's Coming along nicely
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Cheers, Dirk. :)

Didn't get much chance to work on this or anything else this past weekend. :-|
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It happens to the best of us :mrgreen:
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Nice work Paul. Looking forward to seeing this as I too didn't know the Canadians had the early P51.

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OK, so I haven't updated this for a while, but I have been doing work on it - little bits at a time, but they've started to add up.

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As you can see, the wings are on - they needed a little filler at the roots, which was a bit of a surprise; I don't remember that from the previous ones I've built.

The white areas have been sprayed and masked, and I added the black underfuselage invasion stripes today.

The cockpit quarterlights are in and the windscreeen attached. Next up will be the canopy, then I can mask them all and start painting.

Not shown here are the fiddly bits, such as the wheels, gear doors and U/C legs, which have all been painted appropriately.
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Looking good so far. Keep up the good work
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Cheers, Dirk - getting there....
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It's very much getting there Paul, great work!
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Cheers, Shaun. :)
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I'm so disappointed! Here I was thinking I'd see a stunning looking running horse... but a plane!?
Looking good, Paul :) Love your interior work.
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Cheers, Sissel - I'm glad someone got the reference!
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Some more progress. Pre-shading on, and painted the undersides:

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Faired in the rear quarter lights:

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Next up, I have some Ocean Grey for the topsides - that'll be tomorrow.
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Great work Paul. Nicely done. looking forward to seeing the finished model.

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Cheers, Greg.
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Yep, that does look nice. Smooth surfaces. Hope you will finish :)
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