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Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Looking interesting Warren!
Thank you gents!
still plugging away!
raided the weapons and engine spares bins for some engine parts today
and started filling the body seams
That's so fun! :drinks
Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Lovin’ It!
sharkman
Master at Arms
Thanks guys!
Been at it again. I need to put this aside and finish another kit before the middle of the month for my local club!
Engines. They look odd because I built them to only show what I want through the openings in the nacelles.
starboard side
port
I went ahead and fitted the engine nacelle to something I was happy with the other night and will take more pics as I build up the other one.
Been at it again. I need to put this aside and finish another kit before the middle of the month for my local club!
Engines. They look odd because I built them to only show what I want through the openings in the nacelles.
starboard side
port
I went ahead and fitted the engine nacelle to something I was happy with the other night and will take more pics as I build up the other one.
Keep bashin' man!! 
sharkman
Master at Arms
Got the other engine nacelle on
had to remove the mini wheel I was planning as some sort of exhaust vent
had to cut and test fit the new exhast can (made from Ju-88 engine cowl, F-14 exhaust and a catalina radial engine)
Originally I was planning to leave this more open to see the bit of the engine, but it looked too bulky so I decided to close the sloping portion in
I cut parts off the old lower wing of a A6M to make panels
and where she sits at the moment. Have to do a fair bit of filling to close up the seams and holes now.
had to remove the mini wheel I was planning as some sort of exhaust vent
had to cut and test fit the new exhast can (made from Ju-88 engine cowl, F-14 exhaust and a catalina radial engine)
Originally I was planning to leave this more open to see the bit of the engine, but it looked too bulky so I decided to close the sloping portion in
I cut parts off the old lower wing of a A6M to make panels
and where she sits at the moment. Have to do a fair bit of filling to close up the seams and holes now.
chrispisme
Well-known member
That's just too cool for school!!!
