centaur567
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This is DML, formally Tri Master's Ta-152H-1. Looks to be a very detailed kit. The Jumo 213 engine is comprised of 33 parts. It's now mostly together except for the exhaust manifolds. Gary S. LGB XLV MMXXIV
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Ta-152H-1 1/48th scale
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This is DML, formally Tri Master's Ta-152H-1. Looks to be a very detailed kit. The Jumo 213 engine is comprised of 33 parts. It's now mostly together except for the exhaust manifolds. Gary S. LGB XLV MMXXIV
centaur567
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Just a quick update. The wings went together well. Didn't have RLM 02 so I used MM RAF interior. Close enough. Gary S. LGB
Close enough...
centaur567
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The cockpit is finished. Almost ready to close up the fuselage. Gary S. LGB XLV MMXXIV
centaur567
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I just noticed the genius of this design of where the radiators are located. They are just inside the circular cowling. Gary S. LGB XLV MMXXIV
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centaur567
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Made a radiator out of artist canvas paper painted silver. Engine nacelle and canopy are installed. Included comparison to Kw-190D. Not only are the wings longer, so is the fuselage. Gary S.
Lovin' it!
Sherman 18
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Great job with the radiator! 
centaur567
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Hopefully the weather will co-operate on Sunday for painting. Gary S.
Busy man!
centaur567
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Ditto from my 109 thread. Gary S.