Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden ("George") by Javlin-Hasegawa-1/32-plastic-Finished

[DocRob]

A late Wingnut Wing . The stand looks great, Kevin, but I would add some padding onto the supporting parts. Chipping is also nice, as it is visible in the markings as well.

Cheers Rob

[KevinM]

8 minutes ago, DocRob said:

but I would add some padding onto the supporting parts.

Yea plan on getting some vacuum tubing from from work  like 9/32" most likely.

[KevinM]

The George is slowly getting to the finish line also when things hold up on another build I p/u the George and Xato w/#11 blade and start chipping.I feel at times mono(r/side looks better to me) but I have looked at quite a few pics of these birds and the chipping was minimum and around panels.

[KevinM]

Like it better than the all shiny and it did blend the chipping in from my viewpoint.

[Martinnfb]

That looks really good Kevin, prominent wear and tear as it should be on the late war Japanese fighter.

[KevinM]

Thanks Martin the Alclad let that wash stick good on this one the 410 was over Pledge.

[KevinM]

She's done guys pictures suck but this is like my third set and said F'it it is what it is.

[belugawhaleman]

Great job, Kevin!

[KevinM]

1 hour ago, belugawhaleman said:

Great job, Kevin!

Thanks Paul glad to be done.

[Landlubber Mike]

Looks great to me!  Very nice job as always!

[Spitfire]

Looks great, I built one of those last year and really enjoyed it.

Cheers

Dennis

[DocRob]

Very nice result Kevin. I like your chipping and the blended matte look.

Cheers Rob

[HubertB]

Very well done, Kevin 👍 !

Hubert

[KevinM]

Thanks fellas for the kind remarks and likes.

[belugawhaleman]

8 hours ago, KevinM said:

Thanks fellas for the kind remarks and likes.

 

8 hours ago, KevinM said:

Thanks fellas for the kind remarks and likes.

Thank you Kevin for rekindling my interest in Japanese WWII aircraft. I recently purchased some Hasegawa 1/32 models; their Ki-84 and

J2m3 Raiden. A ki-61 1/32 Hien is on its way. My first interest in modeling was building as many 1/48,

Japanese aircraft available from Tamiya, Hasegawa, Nichimo, and Otaki.. These large-scale Hasegawa kits look great! Well I engineered and detailed.

[KevinM]

6 hours ago, belugawhaleman said:

their Ki-84

No weathering but was fun.

[GusMac]

Love the paint job, looks great in that scheme and a bit different to the usual worn look.

[KevinM]

2 hours ago, GusMac said:

Love the paint job, looks great in that scheme and a bit different to the usual worn look.

Thanks Gus was just one of those shown in the kit if memory serves me right.