1:48 Ryan PT-20
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Cherrylock
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1:48 Ryan PT-20
This is the old Testors kit, build OOB and painted mith Model Master Chrome Silver, have not often seen a build PT-20
Re: 1:48 Ryan PT-20
Almost looks like Harrison Ford in the cockpit! Another oldie but goodie.
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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Re: 1:48 Ryan PT-20
we are doing a club build of this kit. How did it go together?
Every take-off has a landing...some are just better than others
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Cherrylock
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Re: 1:48 Ryan PT-20
the fit was good, some grinding some filler, not so much, one problem was a big hole on the engine cowling, was a production problem from testors, hope only my kit has this probem, decals were good, no cockpit inside, so I used pilots to fill the cockpit and with pilots you see the size of the plane.CallSignOWL wrote:we are doing a club build of this kit. How did it go together?
show us yours, when it is finished, have seen only 2 finished on modelshows.
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Re: 1:48 Ryan PT-20
Nicely done kit!
Gonna look good sitting next to the reaper.
A shame no 1/48th scale Wookies available for the cockpit.
Just picked up a 1980s issue kit from a LHS selling old stash kits.
The only hole I recall was the air intake on the front of the cowling but will check when time permits.
To be quite honest, there are a lot of mass produced kits that do not appear at IPMS shows........perhaps because of the amount of work to bring up to 2015 CAD designed kits.
Gonna look good sitting next to the reaper.
A shame no 1/48th scale Wookies available for the cockpit.
Just picked up a 1980s issue kit from a LHS selling old stash kits.
The only hole I recall was the air intake on the front of the cowling but will check when time permits.
To be quite honest, there are a lot of mass produced kits that do not appear at IPMS shows........perhaps because of the amount of work to bring up to 2015 CAD designed kits.