SPA Modeler

No a/m purchased for this kit, but I did have some belts in the spares box. Everything is brush painted.

No coloured PE for the instrument dials? Cool!
Fine Moulds has a great reputation for well done kits, especially Japanese types.

Watching!

This is a great kit. Can't wait to see what what kind of magic you do with this one.
The one an only contest I've ever entered i did with this kit back in 1998. Came home with 2 trophies.
Recently put 4 more in the stash.

Wow! Nice work on the office. Following this one....

Thomas_M wrote:No coloured PE for the instrument dials? Cool!
Fine Moulds has a great reputation for well done kits, especially Japanese types.

Nope...no PE...other than the belts, and the trottles (left over from an ME-110.
This is the first FineMolds kit to come across my bench...I am not disappointed by it!

Man am I glad I hopped on this thread early on! Hat's continue to be off to you for working with such small scale. Jeeez!! My eyes hurt already from just looking at this.

Wow, stunning work with a brush Fermis! Man, I just can't hold a candle to this; you definitely got the Midas Touch!

I've done a few Finemolds kits; they are engineering masterpieces!

tempestjohnny wrote:This is a great kit. Can't wait to see what what kind of magic you do with this one.
The one an only contest I've ever entered i did with this kit back in 1998. Came home with 2 trophies.
Recently put 4 more in the stash.

Umm make that 5

Thanks again, dudes!


Got 'er closed up.
Did a rivet job on 'er too!
I used some aluminum tubing to scratch the framework. There is no detail for this area provided.