Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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Thanx for comments guys :winkgrin:
Time to more resume finally:

wheels

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Side guns , OOB

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The finished tail "sitter"

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Various parts in drybrus session

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Main landing gear drybrushing

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and finished

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test fitting :)

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Glued wings some filling needed

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fixing bomb rail gaps in the wings

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ready

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light tips with clear sprue, first i cut the light zone

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The upper central cockpit consolle finished

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the IP painted

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instruments paint detailing in the cockpit and back room

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Main bottom deck started to paint

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front bottom deck

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and cetral upper floor

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And after washing and drybrush

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In the cockpit i notice some more structural details was needed

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signed a manhole in this floor for the second ladder .. that is to scratchbuild too

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gluing to the other upper floor

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another missing deck to build .. :x

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Painted

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Seats improving and missing ones sratchin

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going for a coffee :roll: lots to resume again ..
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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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That is a lot of details you have added BSYamato. Ver impressive, :bow:
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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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Wow! Seeing all this fine work makes me glad that I never got that plane. Man, mine would look like a toy next to this. Well done! Keep up the great work!
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Very nice!... that detail looks great!

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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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Hope those reworked seats and all those improvements will be seen later! What a job! Congrats!
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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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Thanx for positive comments guys :bow:
It's time to syncronize the thread to actual situation because last night i put the sunderland on the table with intention to close it :)

Parachute holders.. unfortunately i have ony a parachute :(

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Tail bulkhead

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Fuselage last structures added and painting

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for the final zone of tail structures i used a trick, draw the structures with tape and drybrush the free zones :stirpot:

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drybrush on a side

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glossy and washing

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and painting some yellow contour

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windows

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Engine , floats , control surface and other things finishing

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i numbered the engines to follow the camouflage schemes :Bur2: also one of engines have a different angle and exhaust

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pieces ready

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exhausts

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Fixing central decks to hare references for remaining decks and bulkhead to stratch

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Takin measures and build last bulkheads

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with the little greenhouse, humbrol 78 on

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washing and drybrush

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parachute holders too

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posing the parachute holders after gluing the new bulkheads in place

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the second ladder to scratch

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scratchin the fire extinguishers

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and placing them

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a missing table for the radio operator, also glued other seats

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prepared some quadruple cable to fix in some part

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other cables on the rear IP

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engine operator consolle

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the first wrong way.. cables must head to above :Bur2:

correct way

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and painted

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bombs almost ready

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detailing left cockpit consolle

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finished with the resume :) these works was done between august 2013 and few months ago. Next time the works i did last night.
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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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Excellent job. I am enjoying this build. 2 questions however.

1. How do you do your glass? Your demarcations always seem flawless but ive never seen you use masking.
2. I seem to remember a discussion some time ago on a different forum about fire extinguishers not being red on aircraft during ww2. I know the germans used green, but i dont know about the allies. Are you sure on the colour?
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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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Tank you Mike :)
You never see me masking canopy because I rarely do it. I prefer to use a fine brush to paint frames, all the needed layers. Before the first glossy layer before decals I remove excess paint with a toothpick. Smooth surface of glass surface help the removing operation.
Just on the hound helicopter I used the masking liquid from microscale to protect the clear parts from final satin coat.

About extinguers we discussed with, probably, Bish and other modelers on fsm forum about the color. My first idea was about a emerald green but after some research with others the classic red seems the more correct colour.
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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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So many pics that it is hard to pick what is my favorite part! Great work all around.
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Re: Short Sunderland MK.I Italeri 1/72

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ugh I hate you, I really do. :bow: :whiteflag:
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