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    Bavaria, Germany
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    1/32 Aircraft WWII and Jets

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    Und Next update of the Drama. Again against the instructions I first test fitted the intake plates and found out, that the pins on the backplate were too short when the brass-parts attached. So I had to lengthen the 3 pins on the backplate. Also the flow-parts on the fuselage below the plate were improved with plastic sheet. Otherwise they wouldn’t have touched the backplate: Then I glued all parts to the fuselage. It was a bit fiddly, but the fit was ok. Then I compared the result to photos of the real plane I s
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    And now next step: we want to see Sasha, the welding girl!!
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    The landing gear really looks stunning! I also should give these AK extreme metallics a try. Used Alclad up to now. I‘m really curious how this Mustang will look like with paint on.
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    Beautiful build with an awesome result! Looks perfect!
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    That looks great Frank! And the propeller blades are much better now ! Your work really make me think about to buy one too. Have to look if it’s still available and at which price. Looking forward to the next update!
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    This is airbrushing master-class! Stunning!
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    Wow, this looks like the real thing! Awesome!
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    Peter, I can fully understand you! With so many beautiful models in your stash the Mirage III C wouldn’t be my first choice as well. The Tamiya 48 scale jets are really beautiful kits and always well engineered! Will be fun to build. The F-4 is also one of my favorite planes. Although I‘m a 32nd Scale addict I have some Hasegawa, Academy and a ZM in my stash. Instead of bringing a new F-4 in 48 scale to the market, a 109 or 190 in 32nd scale with the quality of their Corsairs, Spitfires and Mustangs would have also been a good choice or even a new tool F-4 in 32nd Scale.
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    Painting on national markings is at least the best method because you can include them easily into to weathering process. You are often going the extra mile. That’s what I really like! Thanks also for the explanations to the Africa-diorama. You are not only a very good modeler but also photographer. Except the eyes (like Wumm said) the face-colors of the Soldier are looking really good. Kai
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    Exactly!
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    This is not a model Rob it’s a piece of art! This looks more than stunning. Looks as if it starts walking when you press the button! Great work Rob! I love it!
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    I‘m impressed what you do to get everything correct! Great effort for a great result in the end!
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    Wow great variety of beautiful models. The diorama with the 2 Tanks in Africa is stunning! Also like how your old Revell Me-109 turned out (Eagle Cals). I also mix colors when needed e.g. to create another shade. Just testing is important. For this I have an old 48scale DC-3 fuselage which consists of >100 () color layers in the meantime... Now finish your StuG Gaz...
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    Me too! Great attention to detail!
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    I can’t see the picture...
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