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Oh, boy! I guess it's time to get rid of my Modelcraft kit.
I've got Modelsvit's XP-55 and I'm pretty impressed.
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That's an interesting detail.
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I've read that FS 36176 is a good match. In the Modelmaster line this is quite a bit darker than their FS 36270 "Neutral Gray."
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Looking forward to this one. I never did get around to picking up the earlier incarnations of the P-51H in 1/48, I am kind of surprised that it took this long to have a good one come along.
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Don't forget that the non-modeler won't see many of the things we tend to be bothered about.They're just happy that you built a model of their aircraft. As long as there aren't really big errors (choose your own definition for that term) I'd let it go. As long as the paint and decal work looks good, they'll definitely be thankful for what you've done for them.
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20 hours ago, Mstor said:
Floggerman, thanks for posting the link to the Gatow museum. An amazing collection of aircraft.
I agree 100%, I really enjoyed scrolling through the photos.
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This guy posts a lot over on HyperScale. He's got a lot of interesting detail and conversion items in his eBay store. IIRC he goes by hofnerbassman over on HS.
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Wow, that box art is really something. I'd love to have a Hi-Res version. That would make a great desktop background.
On 2/23/2019 at 1:24 AM, Raymond Chung said:Dear ARCers,
The 1/48 IL-28 soon coming in March 2019.
Exclusively distributed by LuckyModel.com
That's a really good price for a kit of this complexity and size.
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It's very cool to see your whole process for creating this. Thanks for taking us along for the ride. 🙂
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21 hours ago, Vaildog said:
Those clear parts don't look great TBH
On a test shot, I don't expect them to look crystal clear. I'm sure before production begins they'll get the final polish on the molds done.
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That post deserves a REALLY LIKE button.
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On 12/9/2018 at 7:58 PM, B.Sin said:
Mr. Chung, please tell Bobcat to scale back those panel lines.
Thank you
Brad
I suspect it may be a little too late for that. We'll have to deal (or not) with them ourselves.
I'm up for one, need to start saving my pocket change to afford it. 🤪
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Doing a quick Google Image search leads me to believe that if you use US Dark Gull Gray, you'll be very close.
Please let us know if you do find the proper RAL numbers (and that I'm out to lunch on this one).
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I'm really glad they decided to do the ASW version. Being an ex-ASW crew member, this is right up my alley.
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They're planning on 100-200? That means they might get 50.
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On 11/9/2018 at 1:51 PM, Dutch said:
Don, the Canadian MARPAT grey as seen on their Sea King, Tracker, Neptune, Argus, and early Aurora colour schemes was not ADC or Voodoo grey. It had a distinct blueish-green hue to it. Follow the mixing plan above by Snowbird 3. Although, many, many moons ago I broke the rule and used whatever lt grey the model shop had to make my own CP-140 Aurora.
Now that you mention it, I do remember that odd greenish-blue color. It always amazed me the ASW work those guys could do in the 1970s with that old platform with old electronics.
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This may be worth a look. It seems to show the Smer and Heller kits being from the same 1/50 molds:
https://www.scalemates.com/kits/163423-sm-r-0822-piper-l4-cub
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Yes indeed, which kit/scale are you referring to?
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For USAF and USN aircraft from this time frame, the standard cockpit color was Dark Gull Gray.
You may find something useful for the USAF aircraft here:
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All the Argus aircraft I saw in the 70s had the White over Gray finish. The undernose radome was shiny black.
I think the gray was similar to ADC Gray, although the Gray used on the Canadian F-101s may be the same color.
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Nice to see some of your earlier decals making a return.
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I'd totally forgotten that trick with CA and Baking Soda. Thank you for reminding me. It would have made doing my Czech Models FR-1 Fireball a lot easier!🤪
1/48 - North American F-82 Twin Mustang by Modelsvit - F-82F/G & E/H released
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Looks like a really nice kit, but $85.00 is a bit steep for me. Looking forward to seeing builds posted.
I'll be keeping an eye out on the second-hand market, though… I live in hope…