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Ted, normally yes, but this is problem of shrinkage after casting.... I´m going to check it today afternoon. :-)

Yes, that´s my idea. But I think lower part need to be cutted too. (with piece of plastic to the middle) Thank you :-)

Some little problems with resin :-)

Thank you guys!

yep :-)

Tamiya with extras... I´m still think about camo, but maybe it will be another TOJO, or Viva! [/url ]

Great job you did! I like it a lot. :-)

Hi Peter, I´m starting with corsair this weekend. Dountless is amazing. I have more photos, from LIFE magazine and it´s big inspiration for weathering. Good luck to finish :-)

The third photo is maybe from later time... please take it only as example of rudder contrast....

I absolutelly understand you. Your weathering work is amazing. I want to say, that all is only theory. But I think it works. I found fast some photos.

Really Nice job! I have an information, by my friend, that Tojo looks like 3(4) color scheme... maybe I will buil it like that From January 5, 1943 all aircraft were to be painted in a four colour scheme consisting of ANA 606 Semi Gloss Sea Blue upper surfaces with ANA 607 Non Specular Sea Blue on the upper surface of the wing leading edges, ANA 608 Non Specular Intermediate Blue on the vertical tail, a graded tone close to FS-35189 Blue Grey (mixed from ANA 601 & ANA 607) on the fuselage sides, and ANA 601 Non Specular Insignia White on the undersides. The portions of the wings visible from above when folded were painted in the graded tone used on the sides. The best way, how to know 2 or 3 color scheme is big contrast between rudder and top side of the fuselage on photos..... But it´s maybe theory... I don´t want to tell you, that you have it wrong.... It´s only idea for discussion :-)

Yes, DACO is great. :-) Thank you Ted.

After two years back to modern jets.... F/A-18C or D by academy. But now I ´m looking for kit....

Thank you very much guys!

Thank you all Gentlemans! :-)

Finally done... I´m not 100% satisfied, but that´s life... thanks for moral support in "in progress" section!

Thank you gentlemans, trying to make some better shots, but it´s mission imposible for me now.... deamn...

Thank you TED!

Looks good TED! Waiting for better photos :-)

Just WOW Ralph!

thank you Peter! yesterday I totally kill the undersurface.... today was made dirt comletely new. I don´t know, maybe I will go to kill myself :-( Because today one disaster alternate another disaster....

Nice work Ralph, but aren´t walls of seat little bit thick? ;-)

Thank you Ralph. This kit is something like a demonstrator of new things for me... maybe It´s too much, but I´m comparatively satisfied. I´m thinking about some dust now and some details with watercolor pencils.

Thank you very much Ted! Jan