Lancfan's Fiat BR20M ***DNF***
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Lancfan's Fiat BR20M ***DNF***
Here are the box, sprue and decal sheet shots for next weekend.
David.
David.
David.
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
What delightfully coloured plastic!!.
Hoping to return to modelling sometime this year!!
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
Good choice. Tricky paint scheme though...
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
Cracking choice for this group build. I just finished reading the Chianti Raiders, very interesting if fruitless episode.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Chianti-Rai ... 1861058292
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Chianti-Rai ... 1861058292
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
A very interesting choice. I hope it goes well.
Regards,
Steve
Regards,
Steve
Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
Are they called 'Cinzano' because that's what they dropped over England? If so, they should be charged with a possible war crime
Regards,
Steve
Regards,
Steve
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
The story of the build so far- the bomb bay doors have been cut away and the interior is being corrected by copying period images, unfortunately there are no examples in preservation and the only examples of the BR20 known to survive are submerged wrecks and consequently are of little use as reference.
The interior is now finished and painted light grey ready for assembly.
The wing and tailplane halves have been assembled, the nose has been painted, assembled and fitted to the fuselage.
The airframe is now assembled and painted ready for final assembly.
David.
David.
The interior is now finished and painted light grey ready for assembly.
The wing and tailplane halves have been assembled, the nose has been painted, assembled and fitted to the fuselage.
The airframe is now assembled and painted ready for final assembly.
David.
David.
David.
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
Now that's an interesting and different choice! Looking good too.
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
Very interesting choice. You've made great progress on it.
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
Beautiful work! That camouflage scheme looks really great.
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
This seems to be attracting interest, so here's the book mentioned earlier:
http://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=12451;
http://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=12451;
Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
That looks really good.
May I ask, why did you paint the nose before you attached it?
Regards,
Steve
May I ask, why did you paint the nose before you attached it?
Regards,
Steve
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Re: Lancfan's Fiat BR20M
I didn't paint the nose before I attached it to the fuselage Steve- I painted it as part of the fuselage before attaching the wings so that the engine cowlings wouldn't get in the way of the paint brush.SteveC wrote:why did you paint the nose before you attached it?
David
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