Hasegawa C-47 & L2D "Tabby"

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Hasegawa C-47 & L2D "Tabby"

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Tiny Gooney Birds!

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The American bird represents a C-47 of 317 Troop Carrier Group (TCG), 55 Troop Carrier Squadron (TCS) Mindoro, 1944.

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The Japanese plane is an L2D2 type Zero transport (“Tabby”) of the Yokosuka Naval Flying Group, 1945.

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Both models are 1/200 scale.
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Dandy DAK duo.
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I´m impressed with the stripes on the prop on the Jap plane!
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Those are wonderful! I especially like your weathering on the C-47 landing gear.

You're Tabby is a treat too as it's a pretty rarely modeled type.

Having built a couple of the 1/144 Minicraft kits, I have an idea of the challenge of C-47s in smaller scales.

Your achievement with these models is no mean feat!

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My goodness. Are they really only 1/200? They look terrific.

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As is often said, 'Less is more'. These small scale works of art are very impressive, indeed.
My eyesight is not great, but, it looks like the pilot in the b/w photo is holding out his mid-finger to the crowd.
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