RalphSarc

Nicely done!

I'm sorry no resin kits for this boy. I don't need that frustration, lol!!!

Speechless on all fronts!!!

Well as promised the paint shop crew delivered the Lysander ready for decals and weathering. I really like this Flory wash! The top outboard wing has had the wash installed and I've wiped away to the level of weathering I want. The panel lines popped and I even achieved a faded look!

I'll have to try that Mike as the nail polish remover was making me a but nervous around the plastic!!

Looking forward to using my new Flory Wash to highlight panel lines on future builds!!

The Lysander returned to the paint shop where the crew masked and painted the upper wing and fuselage camouflage scheme With Tamiya XF-61 Dark Green and XF-22RLM Grey. The paint shop crew boss emailed me today saying they were preparing to spary a coat of Future and I would have in back for decals and weather later this evening!!

Wasn't to thrilled with the fit and mount og the rear Lewis Gun so decided to scratch build my own!

Super effort Anders!! Absolutly beautifully done! Looks like it's sitting waiting for its pilot!!

Nicely done! really like the scheme and the weathering!

George the paint shop crews is scheduled to mask and paint the Lysander top camouflage surfaces with Tamiya XF-61 Dark Green and XF-54 Dark Sea Grey tomorrow depending on the weather! If it's nice outside they want the day off!!! Can you imagine ;-)

Thanks Erik I saw the two post and contacted James but he's so busy with his builds, lol!! I'm looking forward to the build. Arno and I are each building the kit with aftermarket cockpits over Skype! He's in Switzerland and I'm in Atlanta Georgia!! Should be great fun!

I agree with Johnathan! Your craftsmanship is inspiring to say the least Arno as it does inspire me to challenge myself with each build! You nailed the prop right down to the boot dents!! By the way how did you do the dents??

Paint shop crew sent the Lysander back upstairs and maintenance started dry fitting and masking the canopy!! Love this kit and highly recommend it!

The Lysander was transferred down to the paint shop earlier yesterday morning. When I was last down there the paint shop crew had primed the aircraft with good old rattle can primer and had just finished spraying the Tamiya XF-1 Flat Black underbelly surfaces!

Revell 1/32 Hawker Hunter FGA9 review and assembly coming soon to a LSM near you!!

The Lysander has wings!!!!

George that's a fantastic idea!! I'll have to give that a try. Thanks always for your tips and guidance!

Grant I laid down Tamiya Tape on either side of the seams, brushed on Mr Surface 1000, let stand for a miute or so and then using a Q-Tip dipped in the remover and wiped away the access. Finally after a few more minutes I removed the tape and buffed with a sanding square. I did a test on the plastic before beginning! The technique worked great and saved hours of sanding!!

Thanks to a newly realized skill of using fingernail polish remover to remove excess filler on seam lines I was able to fly through the fuselage seam work and install the underbelly storage pod on the Lysander yesterday. Now it’s really looking ungainly, lol!!

Beautifully done!!! Really like the camouflage and weathering work!

Thanks Tom!! I miss my Ju88C-6 build as it was really great fun and I learned so much doing it!!

Lysander on display at the Udvar Hazy. In looking at the Lysander on display in the Udvar Hazy I noticed two intake ports mounted inside each side of the engine cowlings. I also noticed that the molded model carb scoop on the belly of the engine cowling had no hole or scoop cowing! So I got out my styrene tubing and did a bit of scratch building! I also fashioned support cross bars and aiming sight to the back of the otherwise featureless instrument panel to add some interest when looking through the canopy! The finished instrument panel!

LOL Cees that's for sure!!!

I agree George it's a one of a kind aircraft for sure. However once finished it will make a fantastic addition to the Basement Air Force!!