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A-7 Corsair II - Revell - 1/72
- Thread starter Arturius
- Start date
Just wish you'd give yourself more time on these Art, this has been open a while. Git'er done because there will be no extensions. 
Arturius
Active member
I know MP, and I don't expect extention in any campaing. I sign up this one to finish it, and the others too.Just wish you'd give yourself more time on these Art, this has been open a while. Git'er done because there will be no extensions.
Arturius
Active member
Trying to get this done, to not take a
from the boss... 
the little things, not much to tell...
Closed the fuselage, I remeber to add the weight to avoid fledge (I think this is the correct word)
Put some lead, sealwith putty and cover with black paint.
I use the testors putty, very old, to do this odd jobs. And tamiya one to fill opening
the orderly mess!hyeah
The F-5 awaiting his turn on the workbench!
and the F-4E, on the awaiting to the new course of action!
My body-guard!
Cheers
Art
the little things, not much to tell...
Closed the fuselage, I remeber to add the weight to avoid fledge (I think this is the correct word)
Put some lead, sealwith putty and cover with black paint.
I use the testors putty, very old, to do this odd jobs. And tamiya one to fill opening
the orderly mess!
hyeah
The F-5 awaiting his turn on the workbench!
and the F-4E, on the awaiting to the new course of action!
My body-guard!
Cheers
Art
Arturius
Active member
hey friends...
I had make a good progress. But... :vmad
than come the rains...
My decals for this one, are old and some are broken. The talk to a friend he says to apply varnish over the decals. this could help not broke the decals during the application, but the lazy here, forget the decals in a open area, after apply the decals. Than St. Peter, remember send the rain...
yeah...
the results:
so Lads, this decals can be safe? :zen
I had make a good progress. But... :vmad
than come the rains...
My decals for this one, are old and some are broken. The talk to a friend he says to apply varnish over the decals. this could help not broke the decals during the application, but the lazy here, forget the decals in a open area, after apply the decals. Than St. Peter, remember send the rain...
yeah...
the results:
so Lads, this decals can be safe? :zen
Sadly, no. I will gladly send you decals if you finish everything on this model before the deadline... fair enough?
Once you get the decals, you must post photos of the completed kit.
Regards,
Another aircraft I always liked. I recall seeing them often while I was at Ft Hood in 1985. They where in SEA cammo and flown by the Air Force during field exercises that included air support. It was great seeing them fly over with a load of (practice) bombs at low level.
This kit is looking great so far!
This kit is looking great so far!
Arturius
Active member
Saul, forgive me for take while to answer. I was in
, lad I don't know if I'm worthy of such friendship act...I don't want bother you, and your model? You'll not need them?
I'm really appreciate your offer and I'll be honor to accomplish.
And don't worry, I don't forget about your book, the problem it's to find one like we want.
Cheers and once more thanks for the support, this is the difference that make this hobby so special.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Wow, I have never seen decals do that before . Press on with the rest of the work though tou're making good progress .
Cheers, Christian B)
. Press on with the rest of the work though tou're making good progress .Cheers, Christian B)