JeroenPeters

Lovely. Looks like a sweet kit.

my lord.... respect!

loving this!!

Small progress. Found a wooden base at the SMC show today.

More done on the wingroots. And surgery on the tail. A lot needed to be removed and scratched.

Dry fitting the chin and building more wingroot detail

Nose is on!

Great work!!!

Forklift done. I’ll add the props to the spinner. I think.

Slowly building up the gear hinges and detail.

Hi guys, closing the fuse and building up the interior detail that is not present. Like the front of the firewall. Next up is adding the detail and figuring out the gear hinges. Also put together the forklift.

Seatbelts done.

Installing seatbelts.

Mind. Blown.

Altered the top part of the instrument panel to match pics of the barn finds:

Lovely!!

First paint. Trying to get the proper worn look.

Yes. Yes you did.

Thnx guys! bought some more stuff for this build. the Radu Brinzan canopy. Since thick plastic for the open canopy is a no no. seatbelts and the eduard legs.

Lovely!

Pallet trucks with wooden pallets arrived. One pallet truck with pallet will carry the spinner.

Slowly whipping the wingroots into shape.

Thnx guys. at the moment i’m cutting away a lot of plastic and resin to make the set fit the revell kit AND to show the wingroots in the proper way. The wingroots actually need to come off and the fuse should be flush. Slowly but surely the nose is starting to fit. As you can see i’ll need to scratch the gear hinges.

I’m sure we’ve all seen the old Battle of Britain movie stars covered in dust. These were part of the private collection of Connie Edwards. I intend to use the Revell 109G-6 kit with the Attitude Aviation conversion to replicate a part of this scene. After 45 minutes in the cave I came this far: Kit and conversion courtesy of conversion designer and 3d artist Ronnie Olsthoorn and Attitude Aviation. stay tuned.

Lovely kit. I built it in it's unrestored state at NASM: