1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
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Thomas_M
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Re: 1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
That´s insane. You output is higher than Republic back then in WWII... 
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Cherrylock
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Re: 1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
thanks friends..one more I must build, have the decals sheet buyed for a Corsair but there was P-47 markings too, so time for a Thunderbold
Academy P-47D; "Lizi"; 201 Escuadron Aereo de Pelea, Fuerza Aerea Expedicionaria Mexicana; Veracruz,1957
Academy P-47D; "Lizi"; 201 Escuadron Aereo de Pelea, Fuerza Aerea Expedicionaria Mexicana; Veracruz,1957
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Re: 1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
Beautiful 
Mexican Air Force builds are NOT commonly seen at all...
Mexican Air Force builds are NOT commonly seen at all...
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Re: 1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
Yeah, I've actually been wanting to do a Mexican P47 and a Mexican F-5.
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Re: 1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
Great T-bolts Cherrylock!
Indeed, the Mexican is not often ( if ever ) seen here
- Kari
Indeed, the Mexican is not often ( if ever ) seen here
- Kari
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TBM-3 Avenger 1:48 by Accurate Miniatures
SBD-5 Dauntless 1:48 by Academy
F2A Buffalo 1:48 by Special Hobby
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On the bench:
TBM-3 Avenger 1:48 by Accurate Miniatures
SBD-5 Dauntless 1:48 by Academy
F2A Buffalo 1:48 by Special Hobby
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Thomas_M
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Re: 1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
Colourful beauties, Cherry! How did you do the NMF on the Mexican one? Alclad?
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Re: 1:48 P-47 Thunderbold
first of all, thanks to all, think you like this hand full of thunderbolds
Thomas, it is ModelMaster Chrome Silver, easyer to handle for me
the "must have" are build
-USAAF
-2x Mexican
-Dom.Rep
-Brazil
-UK
-Frensh
-East Asian
think this type is done..
Thomas, it is ModelMaster Chrome Silver, easyer to handle for me
the "must have" are build
-USAAF
-2x Mexican
-Dom.Rep
-Brazil
-UK
-Frensh
-East Asian
think this type is done..
