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KI-27 Nate
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phantom II
Master at Arms
Not so much about the sheen Mike as it is the shade .
In this case , they picked a color that is nearly orange . For some reason Tamiya red and Tamiya yellow mixed together look to be a murky beige instead of orange.
Cheers, Christian B)
In this case , they picked a color that is nearly orange . For some reason Tamiya red and Tamiya yellow mixed together look to be a murky beige instead of orange.
Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks Luiz and James for looking in 
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
Uau, Christian, great job! 
I really like the Nate, I think I have one in my stash. Amazing job on that engine cowling.
Looking forward to more pictures. Thanks for sharing!
Alex
I really like the Nate, I think I have one in my stash. Amazing job on that engine cowling.
Looking forward to more pictures. Thanks for sharing!
Alex
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thanks Swordsman and Alex for the encouragement.
Believe it or not , I have done one more color update. Added another 16 % red to the mixture and now I feel like it's right.
Managed to destroy part of that lovely red stripe with the blue tack
. Painted it on this time instead. 
While watching the paint dry , I used some oils to accentuate the flight control surfaces.
and now that I have two things drying I decided to do something about those non existent wheels.
I cut a plastic disc and cut four small sections off and glued them onto the existing plastic.
Not very fancy but it will like something when painted .
Now, I'm pondering how much more detail to put into the paint work . Very different from my normal builds.
Hope you like it. Cheers, Christian B)
Believe it or not , I have done one more color update. Added another 16 % red to the mixture and now I feel like it's right.
Managed to destroy part of that lovely red stripe with the blue tack
. Painted it on this time instead.
While watching the paint dry , I used some oils to accentuate the flight control surfaces.
and now that I have two things drying I decided to do something about those non existent wheels.
I cut a plastic disc and cut four small sections off and glued them onto the existing plastic.
Not very fancy but it will like something when painted .
Now, I'm pondering how much more detail to put into the paint work . Very different from my normal builds.
Hope you like it. Cheers, Christian B)
phantom II
Master at Arms
Well if you do Ian, pick one of the paint job that has all the decals available .
I believe they have two more sheets available but the one I picked was my Favorite.
Cheers, Christian B)
I believe they have two more sheets available but the one I picked was my Favorite.
Cheers, Christian B)
Looks very sharp! 
sharkman
Master at Arms
Looks very sharp!
I agree!
phantom II
Master at Arms
Thank you Warren , Mark, Dave , Luiz and my apologies to anyone I have missed.
Can't believe how long it has been since my last post....Sorry
The wife coned me into a week's vacation to Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver ....
, so I went !
Beautiful country although it reminded me a bit of Germany . Sunglasses or umbrellas were required at a moments's notice . Plenty of good food abounded ....Unfortunately I brought back no pictures
My most memorable time came while taking a flight in one of these
More interesting ride than a rollercoaster. The approach was similar to the first hill of the best coaster I have ever been on :frantic But the landing was smoother than any other flight I have been in :frantic
Anyhow, got past the gremlins that followed our return
A good many things have been done since the last post .
I never mentioned the panels ( ? ) on the wings. Those were added . They might possibly be access panels for the struts.
The bird has received the pin washes, some dirt and some subtle paint chipping added .
The pitot tube has been replaced with a piece of hypodermic needle and position light have been fabricated from heated sprue since the kit had none
The red and white marking on the spats were touched up ( since the decals would not cooperate ) and the exhaust pipes were replaced with some home made brass ones.
The tail skid was repaired with a brass wire and the wooden antennae was installed and painted.
A blackened piece of sprue was inserted between the cowl and fuselage .
a vac-u-formed sliding canopy was painted and installed .
Hope you all enjoyed this build, I sure did. Thanks for looking
Cheers, Christian B)
Can't believe how long it has been since my last post....Sorry
The wife coned me into a week's vacation to Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver ....
, so I went !Beautiful country although it reminded me a bit of Germany . Sunglasses or umbrellas were required at a moments's notice . Plenty of good food abounded ....Unfortunately I brought back no pictures
My most memorable time came while taking a flight in one of these
More interesting ride than a rollercoaster. The approach was similar to the first hill of the best coaster I have ever been on :frantic But the landing was smoother than any other flight I have been in :frantic
Anyhow, got past the gremlins that followed our return
A good many things have been done since the last post .
I never mentioned the panels ( ? ) on the wings. Those were added . They might possibly be access panels for the struts.
The bird has received the pin washes, some dirt and some subtle paint chipping added .
The pitot tube has been replaced with a piece of hypodermic needle and position light have been fabricated from heated sprue since the kit had none
The red and white marking on the spats were touched up ( since the decals would not cooperate ) and the exhaust pipes were replaced with some home made brass ones.
The tail skid was repaired with a brass wire and the wooden antennae was installed and painted.
A blackened piece of sprue was inserted between the cowl and fuselage .
a vac-u-formed sliding canopy was painted and installed .
Hope you all enjoyed this build, I sure did. Thanks for looking
Cheers, Christian B)
I bet your arm hurts from all that twisting...
phantom II
Master at Arms
I bet your arm hurts from all that twisting...
It's a tough job Bob but someone needs to watch over her
