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Fiat G91 Y - PK 34

TOTALLY out of register, I wanna say. Maybe I can try some touchups to hidden the white of the roundels. I would not dare on the wing stripes...

Completed!

I scratchbuilt the intakes on the back (thin plasticard) and the nav light (clear stretched sprue). Notice the right aileron...it needed a small "extension" made out from a thin strip of plasticard. The undersides were painted aluminium, the gear legs added. Sorry, fuzzy pic. The tail: exhaust were drilled out and a pair of plastic tubes of the appropriate size were glued inside and blanked out to prevent the dreaded see-through effect. The control surfaces were cut off and repositioned. A nav light was added. Later, I also added the parachute container: carved and stretched sprue di

Thanks to mods, I'm (late) in with PK-34 Fiat g-91 Y

the wings: before and after. Sanded and rescribed, the control surfaces cut off. Same treatment for the tail surfaces. I'm guessing how to open these intakes. I don't want to try a drill on them, since I wish a "square" hole not a round one. Notice they are tiny...any suggestion would be appreciate. I could also live with them, just painting them black. The canopy. The kit one was totally incorrect in shape, being too long and flat. It need to be more blown, so I theromformed a new one, using an Airfix g91 canopy as a plug. It's still far from perfect, but better than the one supplied wi

thanks Tim. Should I submit an "application form"? and if yes, how should I do?

Thanks. But since I think the best way to replicate a spinning prop is cutting away the blades, I finally removed even the clear disc.

Dooleybird in Italian dress... some photoshopping here...

never mind...I figured it out by myself!

Help please...how can I post photos instead of links to them?

Tim & Mike, as requested I'm posting the pics that show my progress, just to let you judge if I can be considered in. Notice that some of these pics have already been posted as "in progress pics" on another site's forum. I don't know if this brokes some of the GB rules. Of course, if I'll be admitted, any further progress will only be posted here! The cockpit: kit's tub, spare seat, scratchbuilt instrument panel, stick, ejection handles, head cushion, belts; homemade decals from drawings I found on the Net. hollowed and reconstructed wheel and airbrake bays, Just some generic tubin