Four WWII twin engines in 1/72

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Nice work! :shoutout:
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Great work bsyamato!
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thanks guys :bow:
the first of four is out the working table:

laste updates about the dornier

flat varnish on

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other pieces finished, drybrush on engines

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engines and gears in place

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And kitchen finished images, asap usual sun pictures :)

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Also last night repainted petlyakov inner color but no pictures, at the next!
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:shoutout:

Beautiful! (As usual)

You can see how this kit is a couple generations ahead of the old Do-17 kits out there.
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Exquisite work—the best of everything. The wash is very effective underneath the final clear coat. Very helpful to see the engine mount photos earlier. Thank you so much for details! Look forward to sunlight photos...

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Yes, great work on the Do-17! The finish came out beautifully. The braces in front of the engine may be of particular use to Bruce on his build. Thanks for sharing!
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Looking good!
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Awesome! Simply awesome!
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Fantastic work!
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Wonderful work and that kit is just so good looking!

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