Andrea

Here are pictures of the model in its final configuration! :wacko: The model has won the silver medal in the national static modellism competition of the city of Civitavecchia 2011 that ended last Sunday. By pure coincidence, I finished the work on the evening of March 17, the day when Italy celebrated the 150th anniversary of National Unity. A model born under a lucky star! :wacko: Thanks for watching!

Hello everyone! I'm working on the details now. I assembled the cockpit with the seats, interiors and various other details. I had many difficulties to give the aircraft the final glossy paint. In the end I had to use a enamel glossy spray with a not perfect result for me... :( In any case, here are some photos: Thanks for looking!

Nzgunnie, thanks for the tip! To Tomcat RIO: the blue color I used is the "mister kit": Aermacchi MB 339 P.A.N. http://www.misterkit.com/catalog/product_i...roducts_id=5510 Andrea

It looks good! Great work!

Almost finished to paint. Now I'm going to add the decals. Thanks for looking!

The cockpit is fantastic!!

Thank you holmes! I'll post just a little update:

Thank you! :) This kit includes as the cockpit a decal. Today I made the whole structure with plasticard:

Hello everyone! After almost two years to stop, I start a plane very dear to me: the MB339A PAN. I found the new Italeri box dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the aerobatic team in 1/72 scale. As usual I started from the cab. The MB339A is a two-seater plane and the seats have very few details. From these pictures I've added a number of details in sprue and plasticard. Then I made a mold of silicone and two resin copies: I added the pillow in white Milliput and finally the handles and the seat belts. This is the first of the two seats just finished. The work is still

Brilliant! Simply brilliant!! Looking at the photographs of the finished work is very difficult to understand where is the trick! Really great work! Congratulations!

Hi JackMan! I sincerely believe that you are right ... I probably make a too heavy weathering! We will see how, at the end, the A10 will come out! Thanks for the comments! Hello and see you soon!

Great work!! The radio equipment is a dectail kit or you have made it yourself?

Hello! Latest news: Now i'll add the details behind the pilot seat and under the wings ... There is still much to do!

After a long stop period, I took back in my hand my 1:72 A-10... I have improved the weathering of the fuselage and engines and I realized the details around the HUD. Here's a fit test:

This is a Revell kit: A-10A :P