1/72 Supermarine Swift FR.5

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Easy, there scooter. I'll get them out when the time I right.
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VanceCrozier wrote:He's gotta HAVE one, to build it. Manny is also a fairly restrained tactician, preferring to avoid a multiple battlefront situation.
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Child graduation high school, softball season, yardwork, mayhem at the office - hardly any bench time to be had the past several months! :clockwatch:

Progress, finally, last weekend:

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But FINALLY back on da bench, and that's what counts!
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YES!! :yipee: back on the bench. Running the roads this evening but I should be home around 10pm. May see if I can at least mask off the canopy. :writing:

Annnnd the wife & daughter are out of town this weekend too. I'd go with them, but darnit, somebody should look after the cats. :giggles: :giggles: So I should get some good bench time in.
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:lashed: Looking good...an shit...
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Manny1943 wrote::lashed: Looking good...an shit...

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Re: 1/72 Supermarine Swift FR.5

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WOW!!!! Been a busy summer, with little consistent bench time. Fresh of a vacation week, got some bench time over the weekend!
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Primer on & buffed...
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PUTTY WORMS!!! Ended up doing this a second time, masking off the green to re-apply the gray to get better coverage.
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Final result. I realized after I started applying decals that there should be another slash of green on the tail near the afterburner.
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Underside with main decals in place...
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Topside with main decals & a start on the stencils.
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Wow---you nailed the scheme and I love the markings. :popcorn: I'm surprised that iit looks this good... :hmm:
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That is looking really nice - Well done!
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