Petes Revell 1/32 Hurricane Mkllb

peterairfix

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Got the wings together fairly easily but that's where it ends because if the cockpit is not carefully installed the wings won't fit as I have discovered so I am going to put this down before I ruin it. IMG_20240410_161938.jpgIMG_20240410_170939.jpgIMG_20240410_170924.jpgIMG_20240410_170525.jpg
 

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I have been going through a similar nightmare with mine Peter. I hope you don't bin this one off, it's far too nice a model and completely doable. Maybe rest it for a couple of days, get yourself a cup of tea and a ginger nut biscuit and then come back to it refreshed and ready for the challenge. Good luck.
 

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Trouble with a big kit with small gaps is careful and precise application of filler. But those 'steps' on the leading edge wing root are, odd

And the cockput came together so nicely, though it sounds lie the precision of the fit could be off

A brand new (2023) kit where the fit is off? Curious
 

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Looking good Peter, you can deal with those gaps and mis-fits easily. Not ideal for a modern kit release, but certainly salvageable with your skills
 

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You know, there are a lot of ultra-modern CAD kits with such fine tolerances, they don't fit together with a coat of paint in the way, but this still makes me wonder

It does look good together though. Mostly! Do not be deterred!
 
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