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Is that a resin nose section that you added? Looks good so far...

looks good, very good. the base and it's weathering is really nice...

Finally finished, My misses wanted a model to show in the living... unfortunately it's not my best aircaft ever, but she likes it, what is the most important thing... Some slight touch up's still need to be done, like adding new seatbelts, polishing and retouching with silver of the canopy and fixing the propellor but otherwise it is done

Finally finished:

splendid work... simply fantastic...

Looks good so far, I've made a slight start with the Hornethopter, but just got as far as cleaning up the parts...

don't know how rusty the skills are, nice kit, but a lot of (small) parts...

pretty impressive and nice work...

thx for the interest, it's just like assembling a very small kit. Cupola parts ready for cleanup: Antigrenade netting with handles and bars The missing gunshield was replaced for free by Part, a big thx for that: and the main cupola:

interesting conversion, and never heard of it...

I have as for now only used the kit for the SU-34 (Osetia warrior set and control surfaces), and it was pretty straightforward in my opinion. Though a bit crude.... I also have the kit for the AH-1W in 1/72, but haven't started it yet....

spade ace tracks are also good. Then there are also then the plastic version from trumpeter, modelkasten... more work, but equally nice. When you want to have an idea on how to paint these: https://www.facebook.com/pg/RoeselaarseModelbouwVereniging/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1143052735741184

a bit more progress on the cupolla: rear part is closed, still waiting for a missing part from Part, then I can close the front too... On to adding the last details in the cupolla

The aufklärungspanzer was a late ware reconaissance panzer, made to replace the spähpanzer II luchs, with a 20mm cupolla for self defence against light armoured and areal units. It was base on a, by then obsolete, panzer 38t chassis, which was very rugged and durable (the hetzer family used the same chassis). Only 64-70 units were made by the end of the war, and no survivors exist. they fought in Russia and Europe. The base is from Attack hobby, and is mostly limited run quality with a very soft detail and plastic. I will also use the PE-set from Part, which replac

A JGSDF one?

So you can copy the PE to a sheet of paper (hardened with CA) or styrene and make a second set for free?

So you can copy the PE to a sheet of paper (hardened with CA) or styrene and make a second set for free?

Looking very good, are the fueltanks included in the isracast set?

you can adress the question with regards to the PE to the manufacturer. I've messed up some PE and they were very helpfull to replace it. http://www.brengun.cz/

nice...

Thx, so far yes. On to the corrections, metallic surfaces and landing gear...

You are really tempting me to get me also one of these... very nice work...

looks very good though. Just checked on wingspalette, and there you see also 2 versions, all the insigna in the same direction (yellow to the right and back), and mirrored (yellow to the middle), and all in between too ... life is easy.. ;-)

Looking good so far. This time the hulls look pretty similar (panellines, width, position of wings, etc...), with exclusion of the canopy area,

seems like the national insigna has been mirrorred...