Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360**FINISHED**
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
yeh right lol, although my A-26 keeps winking at me and saying " Go on, you know you want to"
State of play at the mo, fuselage together, no filler just sanding. Major sub-assemblies just need a tidy then ready to join up. Engines next.
State of play at the mo, fuselage together, no filler just sanding. Major sub-assemblies just need a tidy then ready to join up. Engines next.
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Engines about ready to go in, painted gun metal with a Nuln Oil wash. Was going to add wiring etc but after looking at photos thought dream on. One thing though, the instructions would have you mount the front piece at an angle but it should be vertical. Trim off the locating lug and turn slightly.
Main aircraft together now, just sussing out nose weight. 8g? yeh right Instructions show the cheek guns mounted upside down but the part numbers are correct to have the guns fitted the right way up ( ejector ports down) , if that makes sense
Main aircraft together now, just sussing out nose weight. 8g? yeh right Instructions show the cheek guns mounted upside down but the part numbers are correct to have the guns fitted the right way up ( ejector ports down) , if that makes sense
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Gord
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
I think you're going to prove your signature line wrong at this rate the Mitchell is looking brilliant.
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Looking well
8g nose weight?
8g nose weight?
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Coming together quite nicely, and yep, crank up the weight at the front.
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Certainly looks like a well fitting kit, thanks for pointing out Revell's instruction error. They seem to crop up quite regularly. Looks a cracker.
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Sorry for no updates but been ill the past week, nothing serious but damn painful. Back at the bench now so update soon
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Glad you are feeling better!
Look forward to seeing more progress soon
Look forward to seeing more progress soon
Best wishes
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
This doctor recommends some periods of quiet model making as an aid to your speedy recovery.
Good to hear you're feeling better.
Good to hear you're feeling better.
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Regards
Gord
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Gord
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Wow! That looks rather splendid. The later B25s weren't exactly undergunned, were they?
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Cheers Martin, yeh would really not want to be on the receiving end of one of these. Twelve .50 cal (14 if you lock the upper turret forward)
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Very nice NMF there Kit, I think I should have a go at a B-25 soon, maybe a 320(Dutch) squadron one.
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2010 A:B = 51:10
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2015 A:B = 38:14
2014 A:B = 25:9
2013 A:B = 20:17
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
That looks very good indeed. Nice finishing to it
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Re: Kit's 1/72 Revell (Hasegawa) B-25J #04360
Thats looking very nice
Al speling misteaks aer all mi own werk..
Its not just how good your painting is, its how good the touch-ups are too.
Its not just how good your painting is, its how good the touch-ups are too.