Four WWII twin engines in 1/72

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Four WWII twin engines in 1/72

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I started lots of kits during last two years and some i totally forget to put in wip :bag:
Heres a single thread for some of them that have similar specifics :)

Withouth post all sprues here i add the gallery link for each subject

in order of start

Loocked Hudson Italeri, but MPM sprues inside

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https://postimg.cc/gallery/2p3cidouk/

Bristol Blenheim VI airfix new tool (i'll do a normal daytime V version instead of night version of the box)

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https://postimg.cc/gallery/mds4p98s/

Petlyakov Pe-2 205 UM model

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https://postimg.cc/gallery/2q15jys98/

And the last, started fwe days ago
Dornier Do-17Z airfix new tool

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https://postimg.cc/gallery/39hlabovg/

All the four kits have a good or excellent level of details, so they will basically OOB

First the Hudson works:

Inner subassemblies, heres only added rudder pedals and engines throttles with stretched sprue

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Wings tail pieces

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greened the clear parts , probably wrong green (acrilics.. all things goes better if i used my usual 78 humbrol interior green :blush: )

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Inner fuselage pieces painted

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Belts added with masking tape strips

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Windows on (this plane is not compatible with linux :giggles: )

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The various subassemblies in place

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Color retouch to the floor

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Not so easy to put on all pieces, it's a mpm not an hasegawa :hmm:

Fuselage glued , notice the white piece on the tail, he keep the right distance in the place to avoid gaps with the horizontal rudders

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Tail and turret cover on

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Wings in place. At this point i modified lots of times the wings angle and removed the kit spar that was more a problem than an help for the correct alignment of wings :Beaver:

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After long sessions of putty, sanding and rescribe of panel lines and actually in the humbrol paint section :)

Blenheim for second

I lost some wip picture, for a while i build the blenheim with same session of the hudson

Some subassemblies and putty where needed

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Same inner paint used for the hudson

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The cockpit in place

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Fuselage and wings goes good between them

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I tried to not follow instructions and glued the nose to the fuselage before fuselage and wings assembly as instructions said but no good idea was

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At the end all goes toghether in some way (with a little help of stanley heavy cutter )

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In the humbrol sector i decided to remove inner color from flaps housing and a first layer of sky humbrol 23 was done

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That's all for now, at the next :)
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The Blenheim is going together quickly! I’m really liking that so far. Is that on of Airfix’s new tool kits?
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Yes, both airfix are new tool :)
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Fantastic work on the interior details. Well done!
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Thanks :)

Heres the third:

Pe-2 from UM model.

Nacelles, the kit have two types

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on the wings , the kit seems to be a short run , some more attention is needed. I fill with plasticard some missing plastic at the end of right wing

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Lots of possibles opened doors in the fuselage

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Fuselaged almost ready for paint

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Pilot seat and bomb bay

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The tail wheel complex was a pain of pieces but goes on . Alamost ready for paint.

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After i glued more but no pictures i take. Actually ready for inner painting :)

The the last, the new tool Do-17Z, after the petlyakov this kit have the seciond high number of pieces (the petlyakov also have lots of option parts)

Subassemblies and cleanig pin marks before paint

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Primed with rlm 02 , not a commercial color :)

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After a satin coat and washing, painted almost all inner details

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That's all for now :)

At the next!
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Looking real good so far!
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Four bombers at once? Very cool.
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Between Fermis’ six Zerstorers and your four twins here, I am feeling like a true underachiever/slacker here...
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Stikpusher wrote:Between Fermis’ six Zerstorers and your four twins here, I am feeling like a true underachiever/slacker here...
:grin: :grin:

More last night about the dornier:

Replaced the flat IP with a new one scratched

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Seat belts

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Ip painted and finished and fuselage ready for assembly

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glued ! remaining structures goes after this passage

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At the next!
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Super work on that interior and IP! :shoutout:
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