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Rick's Airfix 1/24 Hawker Hurricane MK1

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Pit looks good to me. I've always liked the worn / tired look.
 
Hi Rick


The office looks great and the kit looks nice to put together. Looking forward to the progress on the Hurri.


Cheers


P
 
At least it's easy to fix Rick. Nice rounded edges, no panel lines to worry about on the tips.
 
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Does anyone have part number 1 for this kit going spare? It's the bit the exhausts are mounted to if you are not building the engine for show.


Thanks.
 
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What is the disc on the the thin strap next to the left hand shoulder strap and which way should it be formed? The instructions from Eduard are not clear.
A good question and I'd love to know the answer. I understand how the 'quick release' system on a Sutton harness held all the straps together...like this:


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But have never seen that disc thing on any surviving examples.


Cheers


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Some more work today with the exhausts being fitted with the replacement part from Airfix. I used part of the engine gearbox for the propeller mount that has been partly assembled ready for priming and paint. The gap between the two frames forward of the cockpit are nothing worry about, these will be closed up or covered by the cowling.


And I got the paint needed from SNMStuff this week.


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Primer done and a bit of filler smoothed out under the engine then a coat of Vallejo Pale Blue. I don't think much of this pre-shading malarkey. The propeller blades and spinner have been done too, the red looks quite vibrant.


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I don't think much of this pre-shading malarkey
I also have trouble with it Rick. Post-shading is probably a better way to go. Dave, Steve, Barry and others have had some fantastic finishes using post shading.
 
I use both pre and post shading and, I have to say Rick, that preshaded underside is looking good to me. A panel-line wash will set that off a treat.
 
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