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speedgraflex wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 1:49 pm https://www.militaryaviationmuseum.org/ ... he-engine/

Here is a really detailed look at the engine and how it fits.

That's really outstanding information!

Many many thanks Bruce!

STAY SAFE !

- Kari

I have trouble keeping these projects separate but I respect your commitment and integrity to work on more than one subject at a time, Kari.
I think about burn out reasons a lot.
I believe making a pair of projects offers the mind a way to slide between interests. Both kits are really splendid.
I also think in your hands that both kits benefit from your level of realism—which is very well judged at scale. Too often a scale “scrape or scratch” would be major damage if viewed at 1:1. The marks you make are reasonable; the variations in surface levels are reasonable as well.
Fine work, fine scale, superb craft.

Thanks Bruce for your feedback and kind words!

Two simultanious builds I can still handle fairly well, especially as they both belong to same era, sort of brothers.

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Tonights small work was with Avengers propeller, masking and painting.

Ready for paint:


And the result:


Next in line, the few propeller blade decals

- Kari

Kari, the prop looks great! I really like how the hub looks.

Top notch work on the spinny thing.

speedgraflex wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 6:30 pm Bravo!!!

Grazie Bruce!

Stikpusher wrote: ↑Thu Jan 09, 2025 8:57 pm Kari, the prop looks great! I really like how the hub looks.

Many thanks Carlos, I am also happy of the result

LyleW wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2025 7:28 am Top notch work on the spinny thing.

Thanks Lyle!

- Kari

Lifelike!

Thank you Tom and John!

- Kari