Hajo L.

Thanks! I looked at my pictures and found that the majority of Lancasters had the suppressors installed, and so will I. HAJO

After putting the two halves together here is a small impression what can still be seen in the cockpit: At least the navigator is visible! Now it´s time for the wings and all the stuff that´s mounted here: The gear makes the bird looking like it has very long legs, so my impression: The struts are quite long! And it´s sitting on its own legs! HAJO

So far it definetely is a nice kit! Can anyone enlighten me if there is aynthing like a rule or guideline concerning the flame-suppressors of the exhausts? I can either mount the exhaust pipes or the suppressors, but have no idea if that is related to the MK.I or MK.III-version. Any idea? HAJO

Nice work! HAJO

Awesome work! HAJO

A last view into the open cockpit. I think it looks kind of cosy, but of course none of it will be visible after the fuselage halfes are closed. HAJO

The comrades have come to life! And occupied their places: HAJO

Yeah, I love it! HAJO

The cockpit is done: Even though most of them will not be visible later on, I added a crew: Unpainted yet, but fitting to the individual positions: HAJO

Will start with this: HAJO

Wooow, so many pieces... HAJO

My F-14B in 1/72, Hobbyboss kit: WIP here: And with the pack! https://i.imgur.com/KWP9DPf.jpg[/img] HAJO

Done! More pictures in the gallery! HAJO

Excellent looking ship, very well done! HAJO

I´m really curious how this will look when you put paint on it! HAJO