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Hasegawa 1/48 HS 129-B3
- Thread starter Phil
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Cheers guys,
yes Gary the kit one is white metal with dimples for holes, not bad but!!
I like them too Warren!
Ok,getting this one going now, first off the pilot, I had him painted up for another aircraft, he will do as is.
just a very basic IP painted grey with T/S 4 gunze then flat black dials, dry brushed with Humbrol 191 chrome silver, you won't see much of this when all closed up
test fitting the pilot tub to make sure the fuselage halves close up, tacked the 75mm gondola on for to see how it looks.
Barrel treated with Uschi burnishing liquid.
must of rattled some teeth when that went off!!
yes Gary the kit one is white metal with dimples for holes, not bad but!!
I like them too Warren!
Ok,getting this one going now, first off the pilot, I had him painted up for another aircraft, he will do as is.
just a very basic IP painted grey with T/S 4 gunze then flat black dials, dry brushed with Humbrol 191 chrome silver, you won't see much of this when all closed up
test fitting the pilot tub to make sure the fuselage halves close up, tacked the 75mm gondola on for to see how it looks.
Barrel treated with Uschi burnishing liquid.
must of rattled some teeth when that went off!!
phantom II
Master at Arms
Good start 
Cheers, Christian B)
sharkman
Master at Arms
That gun looks obscene on that airframe. What a wallop it must have packed!
getting a bit further, just to give you an idea what I have in mind for this one.
The tree hides the support rod quite good, I have drilled through the centre of the trunk so the rod disappears into the tree, down the trunk and protrudes out of the base , this will then be fixed to a small board.
The tree hides the support rod quite good, I have drilled through the centre of the trunk so the rod disappears into the tree, down the trunk and protrudes out of the base , this will then be fixed to a small board.
That's pretty sweet! what sort of rod you using to support that weight? Hope he doesn't clip the wing or it's gonna be a wild ride 