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What about that sleek Porshe of yours Hubert ?
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KITTY HAWK Mirage 2000 Family (1/32)
Martinnfb replied to Ivan Ivanovich's topic in Modelling Discussion
Warning: Marcel Bloch was classmate with Mikhail Gurievich . which ultimately led to this- 82 replies
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Almost, it's a surprise. Phil can post picture once he has it and thinks it is worth mentioning. the gift is related to this picture -
KITTY HAWK Mirage 2000 Family (1/32)
Martinnfb replied to Ivan Ivanovich's topic in Modelling Discussion
YUP, second that. that is exactly what I had in mind with my remark. F1 is iconic design and for Kitty Hawk another chance to to do it right in 32nd.scale.- 82 replies
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Martinnfb replied to Ivan Ivanovich's topic in Modelling Discussion
F1 would be nice too.- 82 replies
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Martinnfb replied to Ivan Ivanovich's topic in Modelling Discussion
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Nice work Tony, also that relief funnel on the floor was removed as well. The proof of it is absence of the release pipe at the rear lower part of the fuselage.
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Airfix hawker typhoon Mk.1B 1/24
Martinnfb replied to coolboxx's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Beautiful result Darren, very realistic finish on this monster. Bravo ! Cheers Martin -
What is on your bench right now ? Share a picture :)
Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in Modelling Discussion
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Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in Modelling Discussion
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Harvey, your symptoms are exact copy of what my mom is going through . Also she has zero self-discipline , glasswork of vine every day, lousy diet and she's surprise when it hurts. Take care of you self my friend, after all those centuries of full speed is time to slow down. I am sending a medical specialist Dolores to help you out
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DOLPHIN NOSE a.k.a. MI-17A-5 a.k.a. CH-178
Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
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DOLPHIN NOSE a.k.a. MI-17A-5 a.k.a. CH-178
Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Thank You Jeff, It is about your searching techniques. For instance , you are not searching for" Mi-17". Ninety percent of social media reporters have no idea what that is. You need to look for situation, something that describes places where Mi-17 was operated, maintained etc. Then there is a gallery on U.S.ARMY web that contains beautiful pictures of Afghani helos . Marketing departments are probably trying to justify the spendings to the taxpayers Tony , thank you for the compliment. If I can do it anybody can. Especially, when your middle name is "Precision " Cheers Thank You sir No casualties, Unfortunately, 9 soldiers were injured after this chopper hit the tree during the landing in the compound of national directorate of security. 11 May 2011. Yes sir, that pretty much sums it up. This build id very special for me, with Ernie we have been planning this for several years now and I was hoping that somebody would come up with conversion set. I guess Mi-17 does not have a cool-factor such as Blackhawk or Apache. Well , long story short, I am not getting any younger and I do like to lots of fun creating something slightly deferent that the mainstream offering . Thank You for the support -
Back From The Abyss - The Airfix Tiffy
Martinnfb replied to Peterpools's topic in General Discussion
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DOLPHIN NOSE a.k.a. MI-17A-5 a.k.a. CH-178
Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Hey girls, Last night I was working on the windows. It was quite late to post pictures, so here is the update. Initially I wanted to use clear plastic from a random CD cover. Using my template to scribe the outline, only to realized that this material is waaaay too brittle There has to be something in my garage , we know there is. Eye protection or the shield on my table grinder. The shield has nice concave to it, so it won. The next part can be scary, containing words like grinder and orbital sander. Anyway, it all worked out at the end and was able to drown it all it the epoxy sauce :). And this morning with the help of my new sanding pad, we have some results. Rough cut ( 180 grit) of course I am not going to worry about the inside look of these windows, they will be almost completely hidden behind the armour plating . Cheers M.- 92 replies
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Weird looking Corsair indeed. Popcorn time !
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DOLPHIN NOSE a.k.a. MI-17A-5 a.k.a. CH-178
Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
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Super clean work Tony
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DOLPHIN NOSE a.k.a. MI-17A-5 a.k.a. CH-178
Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
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DOLPHIN NOSE a.k.a. MI-17A-5 a.k.a. CH-178
Martinnfb replied to Martinnfb's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Appliqué armour is easily replaceable, crew not so much. As long as it takes them back home, everyone's happy. In case of 50 caliber, there are plenty of Cobras , Apaches and Kamovs to deal with it Another big info came out of US ARMY web. A top shot of the heater, that is worth of gold this is why .......go Martin,,, go Martin, go go go Martin And some more details of reinforcement and hinge on top of the heater -
1/32 Revell RF-4C 14th TRS
Martinnfb replied to SapperSix's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Nice!