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… of an african swallow ? Hubert
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An Arado of another color
HubertB replied to DRUMS01's topic in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
Great looking Arado ! An original and well executed subject 👍 ! Hubert -
I really dig the looks of this one. Sleek and fast. This said, I understand the key reason for it loosing out to the Canberra was that it had only 30 % of the B-57’s loiter time on target, which is a useful benefit for a tactical bomber … Keep it coming Hubert
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WOT ? Vade retro Satanas ! Fear the wrath of the Almighty Rivets-Counter Brigade ! A nose can change the world. Think about Cleopatra’s nose and the famous saying … I’ll rest my case here, and will go looking for that spot of eternal lack of sunshine 🫣 Hubert the Pure and Untouchable 🤪
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What I know is that the push for even more detailing and improvement can be a mojo killer sometimes. I am with the others: building a good-fitting, OOB kit can restore the pleasure of modelling. I will add however that, personally, I find myself unable to build OOB for subjects I am keen on, like aircrafts. So, if looking for a mojo restorer, I’d probably go for something completely out of my modelling ares of interest. That would probably mean a car, or a motorcycle, or maybe an exotic subject like a tractor or bulldozer … But I know you are modelling trucks, cars, armour and aircrafts … Maybe a Bandai Star Wars subject is a good idea ? Hubert
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Trumpeter TBD-1 Devastator
HubertB replied to Clunkmeister's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
Well, I spent ages on the Devastator, and bought about all the documentation you can find (spare the Erection and Maintenance manual, which is rarer than finding a hen's teeth on 4-Thursdays' week) From your pics, I'd agree that the cockpit looks barren compared to what it could be. But the basics seem to be here. I'm pondering whether I should sit in front the computer and design a "proper" cockpit, to be printed ... Hubert -
Great project, but I confess I could not unsee the warped fuselage. When I saw the pic, It jumped at me, but I thought it mus be a parallax issue with the picture … alas no Hubert PS: I remember getting involved in a p..#ng contest with Dandiego on eBay to get my hands on a vacformed 1/32 B-51. Common sense prevailed and I let it go before any of us two engaged silly money on what was a just a vac kit in the end …
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C’mon, Peter, just a small peek … It could do no harm, could it 🤥 ? Hubert
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I can see a slight difference in the transition from the engine cowling to the radiator fairing, but that is all that jumps to me ...(Which one is the release #1 and the the corrected one on the profile shots ?) Hubert
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Revell/SH Hawker Tempest in 1/32-Finished
HubertB replied to KevinM's topic in LSM 1/35 and Larger Work In Progress
She's looking good, Kevin. Well done 👍 ! Hubert -
Ok. 15 ? Hubert (Realistically, I’ll try to finish it, outside the GB, before I move to a new home mid-October)
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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Fisher Ryan ST-M
Images added to a gallery album owned by HubertB in Gallery of COMPLETED Aircraft models
The beautiful Fisher kit of a beautiful aircraft : the Ryan ST-M. The fuselage was foiled, and this was an interesting experience. I stll want to add two pilots, to update the vignette and reinforce the scale impression of the bird. Hubert -
From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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From the album: Fisher Ryan ST-M
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And about that « pot-de-vin » to extend the deadline by 18 months, so that I can finish my Cutlass in time 😂 ? Hubert
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Nieuport Sesquiplan Speed record racer
Images added to a gallery album owned by HubertB in Gallery of COMPLETED Aircraft models
An old vacform kit of the Nieuport Sesquiplan, that was the firts aircarft to fly above 200 mph, piloted by French pilot Sadi Lecointe. Sadi Lecointe was one of the most well-known aviators of his time and considered a true hero in France. Hence the title of the small vignette "The hero and his steed". Hubert