1/72 Hase Hawkeye(finished)

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I have the japanese fujimi version of hawkeye.
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Re: 1/72 Hase Hawkeye

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The majority of assembly is done.
Masked off and painted the window frames black (they're black on the inside)

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Then sprayed grey, for the interior as well.

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Re: 1/72 Hase Hawkeye

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Man you're just blowin' through this one!!! You make it look waaay too easy bud!! Way to easy.
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Fermis wrote: .. (they're black on the inside)
A fine touch :P1:
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Cool super detailing!
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Re: 1/72 Hase Hawkeye

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It's only been 4 months....back at it!!!

Ready for the paint booth!!!

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Re: 1/72 Hase Hawkeye

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Nice! I have one of these at the decal stage... been there for most of the decade. Maybe this will help me kick it forward in the queue. Keep it going Fermis!
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Mighty fine work so far.
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Great build so far of a really unique looking Navy plane!

I wonder how the future look like for the Hawkeye, it's probably already 50 year old plane, is there some replacement planned or is the Hawkeye still going strong (that I hope)

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Re: 1/72 Hase Hawkeye

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KSaarni wrote:Great build so far of a really unique looking Navy plane!

I wonder how the future look like for the Hawkeye, it's probably already 50 year old plane, is there some replacement planned or is the Hawkeye still going strong (that I hope)

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No replacement in the foreseeable future. They've just started bringing the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye to the fleet. All glass cockpit instruments, Upgraded.......well everything, including the engines. And around 2018-2020 the Hawkeye will have the ability to aerial refuel for the first time in it's history.
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