discussion Hasegawa 1/200 C-130H RNLAF sort of

[Fernando N]

Hi everyone, reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated…just got carried away too much with the other hobby…:upside:

As building models never stopped for me, just this one just took a long time to finish.
OOB Hasegawa C-130F Blue Angels converted to a H of our air force, the kit has plenty of other parts and this seemed the correct set without going too deep in the matter.
Wanted to have an easy construction and painting, maybe weathered a bit too much but our C-130’s were second-hand anyway

Painted with Mr.Hobby and Vallejo paints, weathered with Ammo products.

Thanks for looking in,
Fernando

 

[Jim R]

That's a great result especially given such a small scale.

 

[flyjoe180]

Great work Fernando. It looks very small, the decals must have been rather fiddly.

 

[minitnkr]

Great job.

 

[Fernando N]

Great work Fernando. It looks very small, the decals must have been rather fiddly.

Thanks, the aftermarket decals were pretty easy to add.
Thin but not too thin if you know what I mean:thumb2:

 

[papa 695]

Fantastic work fernando, and also great to see you back.

 

[langy71]

That's 1/200 scale ?... crikey, that's a brilliant little build, the paint and weathering looks spot on ... :thumb2:

 

[scottie3158]

That's a cracker and belies it's size.

 

[Richard48]

Fantastic Hercy bird wow.
Richard

 

[colin m]

That is nice. Not a scale I would go near, but well done you.

 

[Gern]

Beautiful

 

[The Smythe Meister]

Blimey.....
.... how on earth do you "rig" something that small.... other than carefully ?!!!
Fantastic job all round mate :thumb2: .

 

[Guest]

Congratulations Fernando

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Well deserved .

 

[Geordie]

Great job. Oddly, I was just thinking about this aircraft the other day and wondering what kits were out there. This looks great.

 

[Airborne01]

Wow :astonished:!

 

[yak face]

Fantastic work fernando, a great conversion , good to see you back with us , cheers tony

 

[Tworrs]

Great result Fernando, well done.