phantom II
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And he is off there goes my diet
Surely Dave that spandex can't be getting too tight again
Cheers, Christian B)
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Heinkel HE 111 H20
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Surely Dave that spandex can't be getting too tight again
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks Dave , James , Luiz , Swordsman
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
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Heinkel HE 11
Bob, I don't think they would carry a mix bag of bombs and torpedos since the sights used would be different but they reportedly were able to carry to torpedoes at one time or a couple of the larger bombs at one time.
Cheers, Christian B)
Bob, I don't think they would carry a mix bag of bombs and torpedos since the sights used would be different but they reportedly were able to carry to torpedoes at one time or a couple of the larger bombs at one time.
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
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Heinkel HE 11
I agree , they could take some customer service lessons from Eduard when it comes to that.
Also, my complaint about them at this point is the long awaited Whitworth
which was distributed in England and sol out overnight . Never mind that I preordered mine over a year ago .
Looks like the customers will come last :huh:
Cheers, Christian B)
How the build would be easier if Airfix sold their sprues separately! Here is the sprue from their upcoming He-111 H:
and a CAD showing the new (shaded) parts on their He-11 P:
Yet, this way should be more satisfying.
Regards,
I agree , they could take some customer service lessons from Eduard when it comes to that.
Also, my complaint about them at this point is the long awaited Whitworth
which was distributed in England and sol out overnight . Never mind that I preordered mine over a year ago .
Looks like the customers will come last :huh:
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Heinkel HE 11
A majority of the H 111 subtypes had different gondolas fitted according to the mission they were flying at the time.
This is the one for the H-20.
The purportedly Italeri H-20 is not the correct one either as they show a bunch of windows that were no longer on that model.
Luckily, the Hasegawa supplied one will only need sanding and masking in the proper places to simulate metal where it should be .
That just took a lot of work out of this project
I thought this kit had an early gondola shape in it.
Cheers, Christian B)
A majority of the H 111 subtypes had different gondolas fitted according to the mission they were flying at the time.
This is the one for the H-20.
The purportedly Italeri H-20 is not the correct one either as they show a bunch of windows that were no longer on that model.
Luckily, the Hasegawa supplied one will only need sanding and masking in the proper places to simulate metal where it should be .
That just took a lot of work out of this project
I thought this kit had an early gondola shape in it.Cheers, Christian B)
Heinkel HE 11
Yet, the parts wouldn't help you for the turret.
As for Airfix, thanks to SA Dave, I am now slobbering and awaiting the arrival of the Boulton Paul Defiant and P-40B/C in 48th scale.
Regards,
Yet, the parts wouldn't help you for the turret.
As for Airfix, thanks to SA Dave, I am now slobbering and awaiting the arrival of the Boulton Paul Defiant and P-40B/C in 48th scale.
Regards,
phantom II
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Heinkel HE 11
If you are referring to the P-40 in 1/72 scale , I recently won one and It looks much nicer then what was previously available .
Cheers, Christian B)
If you are referring to the P-40 in 1/72 scale , I recently won one and It looks much nicer then what was previously available .
Cheers, Christian B)
Heinkel HE 11
Nope, Airfix is releasing 1/48th scale kits based on the R&D of their 1/72nd scale kits. So the Defiant and Kittyhawk are all new and with the details they couldn't include in the smaller scale.
Regards,
Nope, Airfix is releasing 1/48th scale kits based on the R&D of their 1/72nd scale kits. So the Defiant and Kittyhawk are all new and with the details they couldn't include in the smaller scale.
Regards,
phantom II
Master at Arms
phantom II
Master at Arms
Great choice, this is a beautiful kit. I have two in my display case(H/6 and H16).
I will follow this with
All the best!
Dusan.
Thanks Dusan . It appears to be really well made as it sits . This one was bought years ago before Hasegawa prices went through the ceiling .
I would be curious to compare it to the new Airfix version that is being so talked about .
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
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Nice work on this one ... that canopy will look great once painted ... good save Chris ...
Polished out quite nicely . The Future coat is now curing
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Started looking at some interior parts today. Including breaking into the box containing this resin interior.
Since this has a large canopy, I hope this is worth the extra work.
Lot's of grinding just to get this out of the pour block .
Cheers, Christian B)
Since this has a large canopy, I hope this is worth the extra work.
Lot's of grinding just to get this out of the pour block .
Cheers, Christian B)
Now that's a file! Good start Chris
