Fernando's Arma Hobby 1/72 Hurricane Mk.1

[Fernando N]

Hi everyone,
Got this one awhile ago and been itching to build her but this GB is perfect moment:smiling4:

Going for the SD-A version by Sgt Antoni Gtowacki ace in a day:

The sprues and extra’s in this kit with enough decals for a couple of attempts:


Just a night’s sleep and then it’ll be fun with those neatly cast parts
Fernando

[colin m]

I've read that these Arma Hobby are really nice kits. It certainly looks promising.

[Dave Ward]

Fernando,
that looks pretty comprehensive - no need for any AM parts..............
Dave

[papa 695]

Looks a great kit Fernando

[rtfoe]

Everything in one box...you can't ask for more Fernando.

Cheers,
Richard

[yak face]

Looks like a beauty of a kit fernando , ive got a couple of the other Arma hobby kits and they all look to be excellent, looking forward to how the build goes , cheers tony

[Fernando N]

I've read that these Arma Hobby are really nice kits. It certainly looks promising.

They certainly are Colin, great surface detail and nice fitting parts :thumb2:

Fernando,
that looks pretty comprehensive - no need for any AM parts..............
Dave

Just like some others, all needed in one box for a decent price:thumb2:

Looks a great kit Fernando

Certainly is Ian

Everything in one box...you can't ask for more Fernando.

Cheers,
Richard

They can include some pre-painted IP’s like Eduard, or is that me just being spoiled:tongue-out3:
Jokes aside these are easily painted me thinks, just have to use thin paint to keep the detail.

Looks like a beauty of a kit fernando , ive got a couple of the other Arma hobby kits and they all look to be excellent, looking forward to how the build goes , cheers tony

Hi Tony, the bigger parts like fuselage and wings have a nearly perfect fit, just make sure to test the wheel well fit a couple of times and shave some of the height as I didn’t and it gave me troubles in the wing closing step…:rolling:

[stona]

Very nice Fernando. I've never made one of their kits, but that one looks very nice indeed. I'm looking forward to seeing it built.

Cheers

Steve

[Fernando N]

Evening everyone,

First thing when starting was to test if the fuselage and wings gave the anticipated fit and they did, being so crisply moulded they had to be a perfect fit or close:hungry:
Eagerly started building up the interior and wheel well, with the latter having some flash on top giving troubles when closing the wing, have to blame myself for not double checking…

The office was a nice one to build up, not the simple two piece affair of the old Matchbox but with the interior cage and the controls and dials represented in pe (at least I think all is in there)
When fully painted and weathered, going to be a gem:




Got the coat of interior green just on so a good nights of drying before I can move on:smiling4:

Thanks for looking in and have a great week!
Fernando

[Wouter]

That's a fair bit of etch on the interior. I like it. Good to see a Hurricane at the bench btw!

Cheers

[papa 695]

Some very nice work Fernando.

[dave]

Nearly finished this kit myself but not for the GB, just need to varnish and add the decals. It was a beautiful build, only problem was my own fault. I cut out the wingtips for the optional lights and then lost one of the lights to the carpet monster had to scratch a replacement.
loved the fact the tyres actually say Dunlop.

[colin m]

This is looking very nice.

[Guest]

Smart stuff Fernando. Must be nice not to be frightened of PE.

[Jim R]

Hi Fernando
Looks a great kit although I must admit I had not heard of Arma Hobby. As Wouter said it is nice to have a Hurricane built - always overshadowed by the Spitfire. Very neat start.
Jim