discussion Hello all the completed cockpit of a 1:32 spitfire

[Junkers12]

Hello all I finally finished the cockpit of my Tamiya Spitfire Mk.IXc 1:32

Here are some photos for you to enjoy. That cockpit was probably half the kit itself. lane:

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[Guest]

Very Nice work there Junkers and these pics will do me nicely for my next scale project, one that I have not officially anounced yet until now - Yep a 1/7th scale RC Spitfire Mk IX. I now have the plans in my possession and an OS 61 4 stroke engine on the way to power it.

Keep the pics coming as they will provide valuable scale info !!

Regards........Mark.

 

[Guest]

wow, some fantastic detailing there Junkers!

I love the instrument panel dials and harnessing you have done there. I'm very keen to see how this build evolves mate. Well done! 5 stars to you!

Chris

 

[stona]

Very nice. I hope to start mine after Crimbo, work permitting. Keep us posted,it's always good to see how others tackle a project.

Any idea which machine you will finish this as?

Mark, 1/7 scale would have a wingspan of ...errrr... a lot! That will be something to see.

Cheers

Steve

 

[spanner570]

Superb attention to detail Junkers, well done.....

You flyguys get my vote every time I look at your work.

I don't post much regarding aircraft 'cos I build armour. Non the less I always watch progress with interest.

You all deserve the 'big 5' for the detail and attention to the correct colour, now armour....!!

Ron

 

[Junkers12]

Superb attention to detail Junkers, well done.....You flyguys get my vote every time I look at your work.

I don't post much regarding aircraft 'cos I build armour. Non the less I always watch progress with interest.

You all deserve the 'big 5' for the detail and attention to the correct colour, now armour....!!

Ron

Thank you for your compliments. I am building the kit as box stock but I have been checking the color call outs to see if they are accurate, and so far they have been good. I love this kit, I normally don't buy kits that are this costly but every once and a while you have to treat yourself. I am going to try and get the cockpit installed and glue the fusalage together today. I have a Dragon Tiger early 3n1 kit on the go as well, armour is fun for me as well.

 

[Gern]

Excellent work indeed. If the rest of your build is as good as this, we're in for a real treat!

Gern

 

[Guest]

I can only agree with you there Gern, Looking forwards to seeing more of this one.

Steve - Wingspan of my project is 62.5 inches - it is the Tony Nijhuis plan.

Regards.........Mark.

 

[jspitza]

I can only agree with you there Gern, Looking forwards to seeing more of this one.Steve - Wingspan of my project is 62.5 inches - it is the Tony Nijhuis plan.

Regards.........Mark.

SMOKING!!!!!!!!!!!:woohoo:

 

[Guest]

Hello all I finally finished the cockpit of my Tamiya Spitfire Mk.IXc 1:32 Here are some photos for you to enjoy. That cockpit was probably half the kit itself. lane:

superb detailing indeed very nice work, keep it up.

scott:knight:

 

[yak face]

great stuff well done, keep the pics coming , cheers tony

 

[Junkers12]

superb detailing indeed very nice work, keep it up.scott:knight:

Thanks, I just finished installing the cockpit in the fusalage yesterday. I just finished assembling the landing gear bays and painting them. I jut need to assemble the wings and then I can attach them. I am probably half way there. I am hoping to take photos tomorrow.