1/72 AZ Models TBD-1 Devastator

[Paul]

Scale awesomeness

[Manny1943]

Decals....





The decal sheet provided three right side checkerboards and one left side...had to cut a right side up for the left...



A little touch up paint needed at the bottom, decals didn't quite fit.

Some of the best work in 1/72nd scale I've seen...

Could we get some close ups of the nose-art for research purposes...???

[Fermis]

Thanks again dudes!!!

Gettin damn close now. Still have a couple few details to add, then weathering.
Some last detail shots...

Engine wired up...



Pins for torp (nothing is provided for mounting this thing...not even mentioned in the inst)



Had to scratch the "box" around the fins...



AAARRRRGGGHH!!!



Scratched canopies all in place...gun stowed..




51's are sooo close...just need some weathering...

[Manny1943]

Thanks again dudes!!!

Gettin damn close now. Still have a couple few details to add, then weathering.
Some last detail shots...

Engine wired up...



Pins for torp (nothing is provided for mounting this thing...not even mentioned in the inst)



Had to scratch the "box" around the fins...



AAARRRRGGGHH!!!



Scratched canopies all in place...gun stowed..




51's are sooo close...just need some weathering...

WOW...these are awesome...that last pic of the TBD is incredible, especially since its 72nd scale...I see you chalked the fish with a face!

[Manny1943]

Nice. Very Nice. The Devastator canopy looks amazing.

Passion Wagon is bringing back some repressed memories....The NMF version is the one I did my 1/32 P-51 in...cool to see both versions at once!

I have to agree on the TBD canopy...the "stacking" of the open pieces is so clean and square you'd think this is at least quarter scale...I'm guessing some of those are smash-moulded...very impressive...

[Fermis]

Nice. Very Nice. The Devastator canopy looks amazing.

Passion Wagon is bringing back some repressed memories....The NMF version is the one I did my 1/32 P-51 in...cool to see both versions at once!

I have to agree on the TBD canopy...the "stacking" of the open pieces is so clean and square you'd think this is at least quarter scale...I'm guessing some of those are smash-moulded...very impressive...

Thanks guys!

All, except for the windscreen up front, were smash molded.

[Manny1943]

Figure you'd have had a new WIP up by now...

[Stikpusher]

Helpful bump for regency of scratch work

[speedgraflex]

I will bump this one, too. There was also a pair of Eduard Antons in 1/72 that knocked me for a loop when I first joined. With this thread, again in 1/72, the moves are just amazing.