otterblue32

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Agreed. My mom doesn't understand why I work on a model for so long and then discard it while still enjoying the process and not being frustrated by the "failure". I've even managed to finish and keep a few that I like.

This model is incredible and those seats are better than an entire model of mine.

Really great detail on an iconic plane.

I think that's incredible detail at that scale. I have no idea how you did those bombs!

Great work! I love the paint job and weathering and fine details. Excellent!

It looks fantastic! I bet your friend loved it.

(Aside from the finished product.) Mine is airbrushing wings and fuselage.

I'm willing to do that.

I couldn't agree more. That's a great looking plane. Plus, I assume there's some variety in color choices, as opposed to military planes.

Are you referring to: scalemates.com

I've never heard of that plane before and I just looked it up. It is beautiful - and great color scheme.

Not multiplying, but dividing.

Oh my God! Did that happen to you?

I think the 202 and 205 are truly beautiful looking planes. I love the dk.green & brown camo pattern of some of the 202s - it looks like dk.green & gold. From what I've read, the 205 was a highly regarded plane and rivalled the Mustang - yet was released only in minor numbers prior to Italy's capitulation, so it had little effect on the war.