Well we progress further, Made a bit of a bad job with the decals but nevermind it adds to the weathering, well thats what i keep telling myself lol. A little touching up on the grey and stick the guns back in the top gunner and the fuz is done, Next the wings and then put all the gear in her ready to fly. Its been a long hard slog on this one.
Id love that Ray, a whole Hanger, id fill it full of model builder, from large to small with loads od work benches, but i bet we would all sit about drinking coffee and then go home and start building. Would be a fun place to be.
OH MY GOD! I am so sorry I haven't picked up on this thread - that is awesome!!! I can't wait to see this beauty finished and flying (and for under £200!!! - unbelievable)
Thanks Paul, the kit was under £200 but when you add batteries, motors, retracts, radio gear, servos, paint, fibreglass . hinges etc it adds up to around £1000. The things soon add up.
Thanks again
Andy
PS, take a look at the P47 build i did on here, think you will like it to.
Yes mate they are Robart, i feel they are real good for any job, only problem is they are expensive. i had to cut these down quite a way to get the correct height of clearance.
Here is me feeling all important about doing my first conversion of a plastic kit and then I see what you do Andy, that drops me down a peg or two lol Superb work you are doing, as always.
I appreciate you comments... each to his own mate. If i dropped to your scale it would be a none starter for me. I couldnt compete against you guys, you are all amazing. The results you acheive are unbelievable.
Well, having stood back and looked at this creation... i decided that it still looks a little too new. I decided to bite the bullet and give it a wash and some paint wearing, so here we are guys.
I decided that i should give it the look it deserves and it should be as authentic as possible, afterall it should be around for many years as someones pride and joy. I will get a video and some pictures up when she is in the air, should only be a few weeks now.