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ICM Hampden "Churchill's Suitcase"
- Thread starter Jeeves
- Start date
Looks cramp. 
Rhino
Super Moderator
Yes, the pilot's seat folded backwards so that an observer could rescue a wounded pilot in flight and take over, if need be.Looks cramp.
Model makers in UK rave about this new ICM kit! It's a far cry from the awful 1/48 Spitfire kits they issued initially.
I hope for a new-tool 1/72 scale Hampden kit.
Rhino
Super Moderator
Mmm. Quite so, yes. At very least, one has a bucket of warm piss to dump on Jerry's heads as one wobbles by.
Jeeves
Well-known member
A bit more done before closing things up-- pretty happy with the details. However, the decal for the main instrument panel curled up as I was trying to slide it onto the panel and I could not for the life of me get it straight again so I had to ditch it. Won't see much once things are closed up anyways. Also am reviewing the SAC landing gear set- the SAC strut is on the left and the kit one on the right.
IP probably wouldn't be seen again anyway. Press on!
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
nice job Mike.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Yeah, I noticed that something just didn't look straight, but thought it was just how it came through the camera lens.
I had a Tamiya 1/48th P-38F kit (The pre release one I got at the Nats a few years ago) that the twin tails were twisted counter clockwise a bit once it was all glued to the main wing. Both were twisted the same direction and the same amount. It was a pain getting them upright.
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