1/72 Folland F.1 Gnat - Special Hobby

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Re: 1/72 Folland F.1 Gnat - Special Hobby

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Manny1943 wrote:I like the Hornet...
Tx, it's the Revell kit nr: 04303

Postponed project... Missing all the undercarriage, payloads, the canopy etc after moving last year.. :scream:

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Looking great! :shoutout:
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Thanks Medic!

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Ok, this has been so far for me a "speed build", the main pieces are now attached and time for the 1st layer of primer...

First protecting the pit.. As I will build this bird with with an open canopy I had to do this way.. Because the canopy of the closed version does not fit, due to slightly bigger instrumentpanel in this "open" version.. But Blu-tack does the job very well...

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Then a layer of Vallejos primer...

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And voila, ready for next steps...

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Let's see what next!

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Fast and good with a short run!!! Great :)
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You make it look so easy.
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BsYamato wrote:Fast and good with a short run!!! Great :)
Thanks Bsy! :-)
BorgR3mc0 wrote:You make it look so easy.
Oh, you are too kind Borg! :-)

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Wow - that looks really nice Kari - speedy work too!
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Thanks Stuart!


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Got finally the paint I was missing, in other words "Dark Sea Grey", so I could finally start the real stuff...

Bought also two spray cans of Revells Clear Gloss & Clear Matt. No idea if they are good products, but let's see!

First some protection of the pit, again Blue-tac is the name of the game here..

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And then a layer of Greyish blue ..

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