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No Sharkmouth on this Hasegawa 32nd scale Ki-84 Hayate
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Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
That is a nice picture, but really mild. We have a child in the ward which pressed one of these "Marking compressed air guns" used to put tabs on cattle into his eye. That is a sight you don't want to see...
Which system do you use? we have SAP here, very cumbersome. I thought ORBIS was much better.
Cheers
Alex
P.S: I'll stop this thread is about the Hayate!
Alex, it is mild but I covered it as some may find it too much. I train doctors on EPIC and other healthcare systems (HCLL for Blood Bank and so on).
Regards,
References... not including the T2 and Tech Manuals
Regards,
Regards,
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Gee Saul! I don't think you have enough references for that Hayate! 
Come on man, go get some more! 
Come on man, go get some more!
Gee Saul! I don't think you have enough references for that Hayate!
Ordered Monday from Japan, arriving today! Talk about Express Shipping!
Wait... were you being sarcastic? :P
Regards,
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
LOL! Yeah, halfway. Still, that is most impressive getting those shipped so quickly. Very nice!
Another added. Came on Friday but I have been so busy...
Why buy a book as old as I am? Well, being published by the people behind the Ontario air Museum who owned it, meant that it might have photos from its overhaul to flight status for the movie. Indeed, it did! It also illustrates the paltry model selection then.
Regards,
Why buy a book as old as I am? Well, being published by the people behind the Ontario air Museum who owned it, meant that it might have photos from its overhaul to flight status for the movie. Indeed, it did! It also illustrates the paltry model selection then.
Regards,
What movie?
Burning a 'zero'
Here is the Frank in Frank Sinatra's movie!
Did a few taxi runs. I have to see the movie again as the 'Zero' on the right is convincing.
Regards,
Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
Now that must have been a difficult tour. I worked as a Trauma Surgeon in Indianapolis (Wishard Memorial Hospital) and sometimes it felt like a war zone there.
Cheers
Alex
Well, I plan to be since I added missing references and don't have to scratch the cannon tips. Another company, Profimodeller, made the cannon tips but I can't find them anywhere!
Regards,
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
I must have missed this.........nice work! The thing I really love about WW2 Jap fighters is how bad their factory paint application was. They didn't seem to have any primer either which may be a major reason why they peeled so much. That and the coral sand. an't wait for the paint.
mustang1989
Well-known member
I was actually looking at getting this kit BUT...with everything you're pointing out with it ...I may wait for another offering from another manufacturer.
Very good work going on with this build. Most impressive.
Very good work going on with this build. Most impressive.
Don't look at it that way. I am fastidious and always add details to make it my own. It only needs cannon tips and wheels along with an instrument panel (I recommend Yahu).
Regards,
mustang1989
Well-known member
You're right Saul. I've been known to turn a crap kit or two around. Takes friggin' months but in the end it's all worth it.
Edit....Woops!! Didn't mean to insinuate that this was a crap kit. lol
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Still testing light settings but was told I might get bench time today (no honey-do list = bench time).
Regards,
Regards,