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Thanks guys. This is a real dust making project. The entire thing is resin, including the AM. Fun and games. I’ll try to do Jerry’s creation proud.
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Congrats, Rick. It’s awesome they gave you neat keepsake trophys. I like winning when the awards are unique and thought out.
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Typical Trumpeter, John. Build what you can see. The rest goes in the spares box
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John, as per normal, you’re putting on a clinic here. All I can say is BRING IT!
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That’s looking great, John!
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Dang Buddy, what a punch in the gut. You’re in our thoughts, Harv. I know I don’t have to say that cuz you know, but I did anyway.
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Well, last year I did a resin P-63, three 1/32 T-28’s, and Wingnut’s Felixstowe. So it CAN be done....
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Uh oh, it’s the Mad Marine. Agent Smith himself.... He’s baaa ack!,,,,
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If I remember correctly, the turret area was where the issues arose on the AM kit. It’s been a few years, so my total recall is a bit fuzzy
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We have some AM, too.
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If it’s anything like the Accurate Miniatures kit, and it looks similar, closing the fuselage will be an ‘adventure’.
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It is there Peter, just faint. It’s on the block as well. A Malcolm hood would be cool but there’s nothing out there
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Canopy is vac of course. Yay! I love resin. I hate vac. But this ain’t so bad because we get a bucking board/template for the canopy. Plus a spare canopy in case I bork up the first one. Onward
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The scoop is a drop fit.
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Just more fitting of the major parts. Everything actually fits well, very well, considering it’s probably THE kit that started the trend to high scale fidelity 1/32 models.
