1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
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Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
I know I have been absent for a while and all I can say to this build is WOW!!! Maybe one day you can build a working 32 scale model of a R2800. The Rest of the build so far is just as amazing. We retired navy fellows say BZ, Bravo Zulu.
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Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
that detail...!
Every take-off has a landing...some are just better than others
Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
Hi,
Thank you very much Mates
Oils out once again, but for dry brushing now.
Rear wheel:


Main gear leg:


Frisket to mask the inside of the wheels, and H77 Tyre Black:


... Then another coat of toned down black (with grey) on the top and upper sides to start the weathering process.
Great to enhance the wonderful engraved surface of the Barracuda wheels: Thanks a lot Roy!!



Sorry for the pics with the Flash, but it's not easy to show the shades (or nuance?...) but that's the aim:
That can be seen on the tire on the background

Test fit of the complete tail wheel mechanism.

That's all.
Pascal
Thank you very much Mates
Oils out once again, but for dry brushing now.
Rear wheel:
Main gear leg:
Frisket to mask the inside of the wheels, and H77 Tyre Black:
... Then another coat of toned down black (with grey) on the top and upper sides to start the weathering process.
Great to enhance the wonderful engraved surface of the Barracuda wheels: Thanks a lot Roy!!
Sorry for the pics with the Flash, but it's not easy to show the shades (or nuance?...) but that's the aim:
That can be seen on the tire on the background
Test fit of the complete tail wheel mechanism.
That's all.
Pascal

Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
Awfully nice work, Pascal. I am really enjoying this build.
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!"..
Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
Hi,
Thank you very much Lyle!
The installation continues slowly.
Final details and additions before closing the fuselage are underway.
This is also the time to check the various adjustments.
Here are the last changes in the cockpit:
The oxygen bottle is connected

Propeller and engine control rods are added on the Dashboard

...Then connected to the throttle quadrant

Lights were quickly turned, drilled, painted in black with the front face simulated using Kristal Klear and finally equipped with their power cords before being put in place on each side of the cockpit.




Few addition in the tailwheel bay too, but more as "trompe l'œil" (fooler?...) to give the impression of a busy bay.
Basically it is representative of what is actually contained in the real one, but without really trying to represent exactly.




Finally, the rudder pedals are equipped with their adjustment knob and the footrest "ramps" detailed with photo-etched reinforcements.


Voilà, voilà!
Not much, but things that I want to be here.
Pascal
Thank you very much Lyle!
The installation continues slowly.
Final details and additions before closing the fuselage are underway.
This is also the time to check the various adjustments.
Here are the last changes in the cockpit:
The oxygen bottle is connected

Propeller and engine control rods are added on the Dashboard

...Then connected to the throttle quadrant

Lights were quickly turned, drilled, painted in black with the front face simulated using Kristal Klear and finally equipped with their power cords before being put in place on each side of the cockpit.




Few addition in the tailwheel bay too, but more as "trompe l'œil" (fooler?...) to give the impression of a busy bay.
Basically it is representative of what is actually contained in the real one, but without really trying to represent exactly.




Finally, the rudder pedals are equipped with their adjustment knob and the footrest "ramps" detailed with photo-etched reinforcements.


Voilà, voilà!
Not much, but things that I want to be here.
Pascal

Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
Pascal, sir, you one awesome talent! This is fun to watch.
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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Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
Not much???
Pascal, this is a dream build! Lovely details all around. Like it!
Pascal, this is a dream build! Lovely details all around. Like it!
Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
Hi,
Thanks a lot for kind comments guys!
Started to detail the wheel wells...





... Still have a lot to do.
Flaps are also on the bench and will be detailed with PE.
Wings oil coolers will also be detailed with PE, but not the one provided in the kit.
Voilà.
Pascal
Thanks a lot for kind comments guys!
Started to detail the wheel wells...





... Still have a lot to do.
Flaps are also on the bench and will be detailed with PE.
Wings oil coolers will also be detailed with PE, but not the one provided in the kit.
Voilà.
Pascal

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Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
I am drooling... 
Every take-off has a landing...some are just better than others
Re: 1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine
me, too! But, mine is age related.
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!"..
