Trumpeter 1/32 Me 262 A-2a

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Paul
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Trumpeter 1/32 Me 262 A-2a

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I got this as a late Christmas present for my self and it arrived on Friday and I just had to tear right into it. The fit is pretty uneventful and it has a lot of space to do some super detailing only until I get my strabismus surgery next month I really don't have a good eye to do that kind of detailing. I have Jerry Crandal's Me 262 book on the way and I have hopes that it will shed some light on some different schemes to model. So far I have the gun bay done which will most likely be hidden and the cockpit almost finished but since I took some pics I can see there are some areas that need attention.

Well here we go

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More later this week

Thanks for looking.
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following! :popcorn:
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looking good paul !
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looking great Paul! I think you will enjoy this Trumpy offering, from what I recall the fit was pretty nice all around. Watching!
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A Schwalbe project is always a good project!

As for the cockpit I can recommend to add those fancy yellow instrument wiring. Even with closed canopy it's well visible in the end.

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Paul, even suffering from strabismus you do a mighty fine job here! Hope your surgery will be successful! Please let us know when done, ok?

Mostrich´s pictures are a good lead in colours used on the Me 262. What Crandall book did you order?
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Mostrich, that 262 is looking awesome! That is truly one thing I love about this site, you see people building things that may not have been on your personal build radar; but once you see a quality build of a subject you start to get the itch of wanting to build one for yourself! Great work my friend! :lashed:
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Paul, best wishes for a painless and full recovery.. This build is looking pretty sharp!
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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Yeah Paul I hope the sugery goes well.

Two great looking build guys!
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I spent the whole day assembling the Eduard seat belts for this thing and they wound up looking like horse hockey. No pics this time but I am going to start buying nothing but the paper / cloth belts from now on.
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