Trumpeter 1/32 P-47 Raid Hot Mama

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looks like a cockpit to me! But I'm half blind. Nice work Mr. Shark. and a warped avatar! Love it.
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Very nice work on the engine and pit!
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Nice work. How did you manage to not split the canopy? I would have had pieces parts left over.
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Sorry to hear that. Could someone make a vacuform copy for you? Mayhaps, the fermis(?) method?
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Is there no importer on GWH kits where you live?

What a "hot" yellow primer in the wheel wells! Must remember your trick to get the ammo panels up to the wings surface! Top!
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that is a goodern' as we say in Kentucky. Mean to post that, Sharkey. I'd have puttied in the step, wiped out the nice detail, broken off a few antennae and gone on.
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