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1/48 Monogram B-17G "Little Patches"


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Finally, got some time to dedicate on this plane. ;)

First order of business, spray the interior with zinc chromate.

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Then spent the night painting the interior.

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After an hour or so painting the details, I realized that I wouldn't be able to see any of these once the fuselage are glued together. So for the sake of expediency, I will stop painting the details inside, and focus instead on the exterior.

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That's some damn fine work, and fast!

Sorry to here about the snafu with the F kit. BUT.....I assume it's a 48th scale F. If your gonna use it as a donor kit, any chance you could part with the fronts of the fuselage halves?

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That's some damn fine work, and fast!

Sorry to here about the snafu with the F kit. BUT.....I assume it's a 48th scale F. If your gonna use it as a donor kit, any chance you could part with the fronts of the fuselage halves?

Buncha vultures in this GB.

lol

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Sorry, cant help it. I can very easily find a use for the fuse halves.

Just bustin on ya.

I was wondering really what parts from the F he may actually use. Usually it's the other way around as my F is only the fuselages and elevators and the rest is all G parts.

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After a night of watching The Walking Dead, I have worked on the wings, landing gear, and glued together fuselage together. I hope I put enough glue on these windows.

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Also started masking the windows. Not wholly happy with the Eduard mask set, because they're a tad too small. But oh well, masking is part of the fun, I guess.

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Also started on the cowling, and will be working on the engines soon. :wacko:

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Finally, got some time to dedicate on this plane. :thumbsup:

First order of business, spray the interior with zinc chromate.

5517128006_6a2a0cae46_b.jpg

Then spent the night painting the interior.

5516539673_9423c8cc37_b.jpg

After an hour or so painting the details, I realized that I wouldn't be able to see any of these once the fuselage are glued together. So for the sake of expediency, I will stop painting the details inside, and focus instead on the exterior.

5516539185_f4de7d8da2_b.jpg

Looks Great inside!!!

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