1/32 Kittyhawk OS2U Kingfisher

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Looking very nice indeed!
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Looks really good
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Okay, I have the wings on and the floats are curing up. I am setting this one aside for a few weeks while I work on some other GB's. More to come next month.

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Wow - great progress!
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That looks,Fantastic!
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WOWI I forgot I had a thread on this one over here. It took me over two years to get this one done. I would work on it for a few weeks and then let it set for several months before returning to it.

I set the canopies to be a slight friction fit and stay in place even upside down. The left cowl panel is also that way. I can keep it closed up when I want to keep out dust and open it up when I want to show off the details. Pretty nice to do that.

She is now complete and I am very pleased with how she turned out. Here are the final shots. Thanks for coming along.

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WOW!! That's really an incredible build!! :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
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Wow… :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
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BRAVO!!!
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That's indeed a mighty build Brandon!

Full of carefully executed paintwork on the details and build time of two years make total sense!

Fantastic result!

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