If you have that much damage on that side, sure can't tell it. Great job!
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T/AT-33A Shooting Star (T-bird), Academy 1/48
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phantom II
Master at Arms
Very nice looking build Hubert 
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
That is still an impressive bird and the issue on the wing does not detract from the original effort you made. I do know how you feel; I'm constantly (it seems) doing a similar thing to all my models. Not one can seem to be finished without some major blot on the finish somewhere.
That is s till a model to be proud of. Well done Hubert!
That is s till a model to be proud of. Well done Hubert!
She's a sharp looking bird, great finish Hubert
phantom II
Master at Arms
Very sharp bird. I had no idea they ever carried any weapons :idonno
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Wasn't there an AT33 Chris?
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Brilliant job Hubert! Congrats on getting such a fine and smooth metal finish. Amazing work!
Christian, if you can see it, the rockets are painted blue on the tips. This indicates inert or practice rounds. Those won't fire.
Christian, if you can see it, the rockets are painted blue on the tips. This indicates inert or practice rounds. Those won't fire.
