1/72 Focke Wulf 190-D9 times TWO!

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I see something on top of the instrument area, I swear I do!

Hard to determine difference in sheen ( Martin or Charlie ) between the photos.
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Take a look at the first pic - White 16 has a good shine going in the fuselage gun access panel.
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We all shine on...and on...and on...and on...
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Happy Shiny People??
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VanceCrozier wrote:Happy Shiny People??
Happy, Shiny Fockers...
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Y'all ever sit down to do "the glamour shots" , spend an hour doing so while the wife pretends to NOT be confused about why you have bristol board taped to the kitchen table, put everything away, sit down & move the pics from the camera to the laptop, open them up to start cropping etc and then it hits you.... you never DID go back and add the wingtip lights?

Uhhh, yeah, me either. :whiteflag:

So, the 99.9% completed pictures. Please note that I have no intention of attaching radio antenna wire in 1/72.

Red13...
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White16...
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And a picture for Manny, both birds, posing with a shiny Cuban quarter...
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VanceCrozier wrote:..

So, the 99.9% completed pictures. Please note that I have no intention of attaching radio antenna wire in 1/72.
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LOL wi not wiring 72 scale antennas?
stretch a sprue and fix it :) finding an adequate colored sprue and you don't need to paint :)
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BsYamato wrote:
VanceCrozier wrote:..

So, the 99.9% completed pictures. Please note that I have no intention of attaching radio antenna wire in 1/72.
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LOL wi not wiring 72 scale antennas?
stretch a sprue and fix it :) finding an adequate colored sprue and you don't need to paint :)

BUT!!!! I think I want to keep the canopies open on both of these, so the antenna would need to stay loose / slack. So sprue wouldn't be useful. Fine thread, maybe fishing line.... NO!!!! Nw you have ME thinking about doing it!!!! :tongue:
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Perfect? No, but I'm pleased with the pair! Pics of the happy couple posted here, singles in the "completed" section shortly.



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