1/72 Spitfire

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KSaarni wrote:
Which is almost as detailed as this:

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It does't appear to be far off does it. I might have to take a look at how it fits together later. :hmm:

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Kari! The detail is wonderful to see, in any scale.

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So good! (The panel lines and rivets!)

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speedgraflex wrote:Kari! The detail is wonderful to see, in any scale.

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So good! (The panel lines and rivets!)

:wub:
Thanks Bruce, indeed, this is pretty sharply detailed to be a 1/72 !

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The next logical step would be to paint these... But to rig up the airbrush & co, not sure I will make it today... and if, then very late..

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KSaarni wrote:
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The next logical step would be to paint these... But to rig up the airbrush & co, not sure I will make it today... and if, then very late..

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It's a 1/72 Spitfire cockpit - get out the paintbrushes! Trust me - unless you have the canopy open you'll never see any of it anyway.
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portman wrote:
KSaarni wrote:
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The next logical step would be to paint these... But to rig up the airbrush & co, not sure I will make it today... and if, then very late..

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- Kari
It's a 1/72 Spitfire cockpit - get out the paintbrushes! Trust me - unless you have the canopy open you'll never see any of it anyway.
You are right Stuart...

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And here's some I made earlier...

Airfix 1/72 Mk.24

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Airfix 1/72 mk.I

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And last but not least... actually very least, it's a bloody horrible kit - Special Hobby's mk.X

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Nice Trio!

The Mk. 24 being absolutely the most fantastic of them !

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I have this Spitfire. Gonna do it North Africa colors with US markings.

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Re: 1/72 Spitfire

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Well? We’re waiting..... :lashed:
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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LyleW wrote:Well? We’re waiting..... :lashed:
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