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Here are a few pictures of my other tiny aircraft build. I believe it's an 80s vintage kit, there's no cockpit detail apart from the pilot's seat & an instrument panel decal! The fit isn't great either with steps on the wings (wing root & leading edge) and the tail planes.

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I won't mention the swearing that accompanied fitting the cowling...

The finish on the wings is looking patchy as it's been rubbed down prior to a 2nd coat.

All & any comments are welcomed as I'm trying to learn!

Cheers

Patrick

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Here are a few pictures of my other tiny aircraft build. I believe it's an 80s vintage kit, there's no cockpit detail apart from the pilot's seat & an instrument panel decal! The fit isn't great either with steps on the wings (wing root & leading edge) and the tail planes.I won't mention the swearing that accompanied fitting the cowling...

The finish on the wings is looking patchy as it's been rubbed down prior to a 2nd coat.

All & any comments are welcomed as I'm trying to learn!

Cheers

Patrick
Can't see any photos Patrick.
 
Looks after the swearing you seem to have licked this on into shape...looks good Patrick.

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Looking sweet to me so far mf looks great looking forward to the finish as this is on the way to being a little gem cheers John
 
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Nice work!

Are you useing alclad or acrylic to paint it? Looks fine :rolleyes:
 
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Looks good Patrick, looking forward to the finished model :)
 
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Jug is looking great Patrick , you would'nt know there were fit issues at all .
 
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Nice work!Are you useing alclad or acrylic to paint it? Looks fine
Thanks Polux, it's a rattle can - PlastiKote enamel chrome finish :)
 
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Looking good so far. What do you mean 'tiny'? I'd see any other scale as 'huge'!
 
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Doug, when you're used to 1/35 scale armour where mistakes can be covered with a dash of mud, this aircraft building is a whole new ballgame!
 
Hence the term "Braille scale" right?

Nice work on dealing to those gaps and the chrome looks awesome mate.
 
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