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i was sold from the initial paint job your spit turned out to be wayyy better though! it looks awfully nice :blink: keep up the great builds!

very savvy! you nailed this bf109 great job on the paint scheme, keep it up!! :blink:

wowww great detail work ! did the kit come with inscribed panel lines? or did you have to rescribe the panel lines? i know that for revell 1/48 kits, they have raised panel lines.. lol so im just wondering if its different with a 1/32 scale. greatt F4 though!! i really enjoyed your build :)

it's looking great ! hahaha there is a little overspray on the engine bay doors, but it is looking nice !!!

great looking jolly rogers!!

beautifullyy craftedd !! i love the underbelly work B)

very nice scheme, i love it! :D it's so beautiful looking B)

it's coming together very nicely!! that canopy piece is flawless! it looks like real glass :D keep it up! B)

great to know! thanks for that flyfort and terry!

gosh thats TINY !!!

holy geezes! the underbelly is magnificent!! it looks so real! your weathering is superb, i especially like how the white stripes on the wings and fins look very weathered down. it looks like the "paint" is fading from seeing action. absolutely beautiful! keep it up!

niceee !! how come your canopy turned purple during the preshading process??

amazing detail work for such a small plane!! i know this'll turn out great :D

looks spiffy, martin! keep it up!

i just saw a C-130 fly overhead a few minutes ago flying into Moffett Air Field.. though theyre a delight to see, everytime a heavy flies overhead my tv loses reception for a moment and reconnects hahah im trying to watch the debate right now <_<

haha i still cant get over how real your Zero looks.. it's mind boggling.. ! ahhh!

looking great, smithery!! loving the engine details and the cockpit details! (i saw a better picture of your engine up close in your in-progress thread). very impressive nmf scheme you have going!!! keep up the great building! -bosco

brewer, did you weather/post shade the japanese roundels after you applied the solvaset? hahaha oh man, i was following your in progress thread but these pictures bring a whole different light to your Zero. its breathtaking. you should record your builds and post them online so we can learn from your work ;) keep it up brewer!! do you have your eyes set on another build yet??

beautiful metal finish !! the weathering on the 'metal' looks really believable. this is a wonderful build, i cant wait for more of your birds!! ;)

brewer! i get caught up with studies for a few days and i come back to the forums delighted by your masterpiece !! holy geezeeess your preshading was amazing! it's absolutely stunning, an incrediblee zero!! (im actually still very blown away by your fine, straight lines of preshading ) keep up your phenomenal works!!

beautifullll !!!!!! i like the minute details you added on the port (such as the crates and barrels) they really help add spice to the diorama! your highlights on your figures look SUPER realistic in real scale !! simply amazing.. all of that hard work sure paid off, huh Pierre? time to get it on with your next build! i really cant wait to see how that one turns out. i'm expecting the unexpected!! :huh: congratulations on an awe-inspiring build !!!

your landing gears look so real!!! the gear bays are really well done! keep up the great work, Guy !! its looking fantasticc

holy... geezes.. !!!! your engine work is always super super nice! even if its not wired up, your OOB assembly and painting is mind blowing! you know brewer, your engines/props are always my favorite area to look at.. like your F4U corsair (your icon).. i dont know why, but i love looking at your engines

im lovin' it, Pierre !! maybe they aren't a high standard for you, but these guys sure blow my mind! hahaha i like the "broken-arm" sailor the most haha keep it up! they'll add a nice punch to your beautiful diorama!

WOW! nice bird!! i never knew a 1/32 prop was so big! the 1/48 P-40s are pret-ty darn small! you're doing a great job, can't wait to see the wheels on it and finished off!