OliverHolmes

This will be interesting to follow.

Some more progress tonight: Resin wheels look good: The brass legs are a treat and will realy help at shows: Awaiting the canopy: Canopy is now fitted:

This is my latest project. Im using the new Revell kit to build this plane: This is the after market: The resin cockpit is lovely but the resin instrument panel is to wide so i threw it in the bin: The cowlings where a bit of a pain to fit but i got them on. So far apart some filler to blend the slanted plate at the back of the cockpit in (due to using a resin cockpit) ive only used a small amount of mr surfacer on the seams: And this is how she looks tonight:

This one is finished now. Built OOB but using Aztec models decals which went on a treat.

Well after waiting an age for the orange paint to turn up and then waiting for some time off work this is how she looked earlier. I have since applied all the stencils and tomorrow i should be able to finish her:

Damm i want this sheet.

Having seen these in person at shows at chatted to Steve these are a true testament to his skill and work and there will be many more to come i hope.

The answer to the choice of schemes lays under the model in this photo:

Ive made more progress on the paint:

I find that a real shame as its a realy nice aircraft with alot of operators and options for markings. I could easily build another 4-5 in 1:32.

This is my current build as she sits today. Im not giving away the colour scheme yet but you can guess: So far the kit has been a bit of a pig to put together, i had large gaps around the wing to fuesalage join and had to use alot of tape to hold the fuesalage together while that set buit it builds up nicely and quickly to a nice size model.