Looks like a good start :thumb2:
Colin M's Trumpeter 1:72 Chinook
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Cracking start Colin :thumb2:
Geoff.
Geoff.
G
Having played with some 1/72 seeing your cockpit detail is even more impressive now .:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
A cracking start Colin.
Thanks for the input chaps. I'm using my phone for the pictures, just to speed things up. As you can see, I haven't quite got the hang of that just yet. Everything is about 5 x the original size.
However, look what just popped up. It seems BN now lives about an hour away from me.
https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/falkla...eZLSmrf02Gj6UW4HbZ_Z_DCUDIjWAmSgo4pvEQ1OSv6PQ
However, look what just popped up. It seems BN now lives about an hour away from me.
https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/falkla...eZLSmrf02Gj6UW4HbZ_Z_DCUDIjWAmSgo4pvEQ1OSv6PQ
Cosford! That's only a couple of hours from here, thanks for the heads up mate!
Steve
Steve
I told you that on the 31st of March!
Pete
Pete
Cockpit looking very good Colin, especially for 1/72.
Colin,
Cracking start mate. I had the pleasure in having a lift in one of these along time ago. I think I am right in remembering there is 18 tons of downwash from the rotors hence their superb lift capabilities.
Cracking start mate. I had the pleasure in having a lift in one of these along time ago. I think I am right in remembering there is 18 tons of downwash from the rotors hence their superb lift capabilities.
Not sure whether 'pleasure' is the correct choice of words mate!
Steve
I had to check my fillings after the flight but it was fun lol
I’ll be interested to compare this kit to the Revell version. I quite fancy doing the USAF A version of the trumpeter kit.
G
This seems appropriate to post here:
Nice one Jakko, thanks.
Well now, despite all the good weather calling me outside, I have actually done a bit.
Unfortunately, every seam needed work. Fill sand, fill sand etc.
Masking that canopy took a few nights of ‘a bit at a time’ A mask set would have been a wise call here.
Unfortunately, every seam needed work. Fill sand, fill sand etc.
Masking that canopy took a few nights of ‘a bit at a time’ A mask set would have been a wise call here.
Nice work so far Colin.
Looking good Colin :thumb2:
Geoff.
Geoff.
That's a lot of greenhouse! I hate masking!
Steve
Steve
Coming on nicely Colin.... The one and only 110 I've made I did DIY masks for and that took two attempts. I have masks for the other three 110s I have in the stash... Not going there again.
Keep up the good work.
ATB.
Andrew
Keep up the good work.
ATB.
Andrew
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