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1/72 Emhar Anatra Anasal

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A type I had never heard of, so had to have a go.

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Usually I'm a 'straight from the box' builder but in this case I'm adding two crew figures and the rear MG (should be a Lewis but couldn't get one!). Between sparse instructions and more parts than I'm used to this is a challenge, the decals don't look much good either. There will now be a break for study and practice runs. "I'll be back".
 
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Completed the intial sub-assemblies and splashed some paint around to get a feel for it, all in all looking a bit more straightforward than I imagined but looks like progress will be paint a bit, fit a bit, repeat. I just need to take my time.
 
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Some progress; going to have to paint all that's been done so far as access could be a problem as more bits get added. It'll be given the Klear treatment to protect it during handling.

Cooling system was a bit tricky as the bits didn't fit too well and seemed a bit oversize. A better illustration of how it all went together would have helped too.

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A hangover from my wargaming days, the magnetic flight stand is handy for painting.
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Onward and upward.
 
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The wings next, anticipating the usual struggle with wing geometry on fitting the struts.

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Abandoned the rear machine gun, it didn't fit the kit and the whole arrangement of the observer wasn't conducive to fitting the thing.
 
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I think I'll apply the rigging bfore the undercarriage and propeller to avoid damaging them in handling. The end is in sight!

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Looking very nice. Good luck with the rigging, it will really set the build off.
 
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Thank you. The rigging is going to take longer than anticipated my grand plan hasn't quite worked out :disappointed2:
 
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Build complete, just got to tidy the paintwork and give it a coat of varnish.

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