LetLetLet ~ Warplanes
Let Let Let - Warplanes => Aircraft Modeling => Topic started by: No.1 on February 27, 2018, 10:28:03 AM
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Time for this one :)) A lot of parts, so a lot of pleasure :))
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Nice!
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Nice aircraft!
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Thanks, hope I will start work today ;)
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Is it a Hasegawa plastic ? nice choice, I love the harrier, looking forward to this one
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Hasegawa, I think this will be smooth build
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Most of time now I spent on selecting of parts to work and painting basic interior parts
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looks good ! years ago I made Hasegawa Harrier, not this version another one and I remember I had some complications in the upper wing/fuselage connection
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All right, will take attention on this area, thanks :))
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no problem :-salut
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This is for now
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good !
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Nice progress !
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Thanks and here is progress today with small sweet break ;)
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As Modelius say, there is trouble in area. Simply, no fit in shape and position.But there is solution of course. Before start to work on this, please get away from you any Axe, hammer or similar 'smart' but strong tools. First I have do is take pliers and bent both side, streak side and wing side, to match position. Then some sanding (really minor), to dry set streak in place. When position was more or less proper, I glue one side and must keep it with two clamp and it will stay like that few hours. Then I need to bent upward other side and glue it in position and keep it overnight. So next work will be tomorrow...
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Good to know your method here--surprising fit for a Hasegawa product!
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This is how it look like now
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biggest problem of this kit...... keep up the good work mate !
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Thanks :))
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Slow progress but it almost close to painting stage :)
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Well, lot of putty... good work my friend
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Harriers always look aggressive with all those weapons pylons! Good work, mate!
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Thank you friends :)) A lot of putty and I am wonder that at least it result in good smooth shape. And it look danger with pylons, true :))
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I lived in Yuma, Arizona in the late 1980s and the Marine Corps Air Station was just a few miles from where I worked. The home unit was equipped with Harriers and so I often got to see and hear them flying. Really a loud machine but fun to watch!
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You are lucky man, I did not see em even in museums
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:-ok
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excellent ! issues of the kit repaired very nicely, good job mate !
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Thanks, now is on decal work, will present photos soon
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Lazy me... :-red :-roll :-roll
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Looks good mate ! nice start with the decals
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Hope continue will be even better ;)
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No doubt about that mate !
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:-ok
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I wake up and decide to finish it ;)
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looks good !
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Nice!
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Completed :)) better photos comes later ;)
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Very, very nice!!
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Thanks :))
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Splendid!
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:))
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Splendid !
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Thank you friends for support,l kindness and patience and here you are few additional images of finished kit :))
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:-ok
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:))
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excellent !
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Thanks :))