Hasegawa 1/32 N.A. P-51D "Cripes A' Mighty" IV SN 44-14906.

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That's lookin' sharp Bruce. I've gotta check this GK Surfacer out. It does look smooth.
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mustang1989 wrote:That's lookin' sharp Bruce. I've gotta check this GK Surfacer out. It does look smooth.
It is good... but I forgot the major critique I have: the smell. Good gravy. It smells like lacquer paint marinated with rotten peaches. No BS. But that formula is tough. Just heavy on the aroma.
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Re: Hasegawa 1/32 North American P-51D Mustang [LINKS FIXED]

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Hmmmm....wings on......glrg, glrg, glrg......

Looking sharp. It is always a turning point when the wings go on.

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speedgraflex wrote:
mustang1989 wrote:That's lookin' sharp Bruce. I've gotta check this GK Surfacer out. It does look smooth.
It is good... but I forgot the major critique I have: the smell. Good gravy. It smells like lacquer paint marinated with rotten peaches. No BS. But that formula is tough. Just heavy on the aroma.
Man , it can't be any worse than Wet Look Clear. That stuff would make Godzilla pass out.

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kahunaminor wrote:Hmmmm....wings on......glrg, glrg, glrg......

Looking sharp. It is always a turning point when the wings go on.

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Hah, call it a fitting session, that’s truly what this was— :blush:

But the Hase fit is good, Kent.

And your Airfix Build was inspiring. Because the flaps have to really droop; and I saw how you resolved that.

But the way you build Luftwaffe a/c—the IP alone is gorgeous work.
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mustang1989 wrote:
speedgraflex wrote:It is good... but I forgot the major critique I have: the smell. Good gravy. It smells like lacquer paint marinated with rotten peaches. No BS. But that formula is tough. Just heavy on the aroma.
Man , it can't be any worse than Wet Look Clear. That stuff would make Godzilla pass out.
:giggles:

That could come in handy the next vacation on monster island... wet look clear. Sounds innocent enough... only it ain’t.
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"Surely I have made my meaning plain? I intend to avenge myself upon you, Admiral. I have deprived your ship of power, and when I swing 'round, I intend to deprive you of your life."

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Hah. Perfect. You posted that with accuracy—one, it’s TESB, two, the message is perfect...and I agree. I still haven’t dropped the “spectre of the past,” or whatever the residual effect is for choosing this kit or what I read about this kit.

Always remember: reviews of kits are individual opinions linked to a time and personality. Some folks craft excellent reviews; and are worthy. I want to add that as far as this molding goes—and the kit has been molded at least a few times after this—this kit goes together well. The emphasis was on making a display model that could be tricked out completely or if built straight out of box could become a respectful replica of the aircraft.
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