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Floki wrote:Awesome job Kenny when I think of a Japanese Zero this is what I picture in my mind you done a amazing job plus we all learned a lot about chipping.

Thank you, Clint! I’ve learned so much from the folks here, and I’m happy I was able to contribute something worthwhile. I really am.

HAHAHAHAAA!

Thank you!

Beautiful!!!!
The final look is one of balance in finish work. The obvious wear and use of the daily fight is there, but so is the care and ability to stay in the fight. You did not fall for overdoing the chipping and other wear so as to make the machine look derelict and unserviceable.

Thank you, Carlos! That’s what I was shooting for and I’m happy to have hit the mark.

That looks great. Really nice weathering/chipping. I have zero Japanese aircraft in my stash or builds (no pun intended... well maybe kind of) This makes me want to go down that road. Nice work.

Thank you, John. And hey- I say GO FOR IT! I never really thought twice about what a great airframe the Zero us until I built one. I really came to appreciate it. And you can do so much with them! Plus that Tamiya kit is very nice....

Stikpusher wrote:Beautiful!!!!
The final look is one of balance in finish work. The obvious wear and use of the daily fight is there, but so is the care and ability to stay in the fight. You did not fall for overdoing the chipping and other wear so as to make the machine look derelict and unserviceable.

Couldnt have said it better myself. Well done Kenny

Thanks Johnny!

A wonderful masterpiece!


- Kari