British Fleet Air Arm Hellcat Mk.I

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Well done!
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Looks great all cleaned up. Are you going to paint her like the box art?
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Looking really good
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keavdog wrote:Looks great all cleaned up. Are you going to paint her like the box art?
Yup. :lashed:
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I did forget to mention I had a heart attack when I noticed one of the gear doors snapped off. Thankfully, I found it on my bench and glued it back on with Gorilla glue. :giggles:
I do have to be very careful not to snap off the underwing and both top antennas when I start airbrushing. The tail rudder one is molded in.
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I hear ya there Tom. I try to leave off all those breakable little items until last and paint them separately beforehand.
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Ahh, don't worry about it! Happens all the time....to me. Glad you were able to recover the part and re-install it.
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Stikpusher wrote:I hear ya there Tom. I try to leave off all those breakable little items until last and paint them separately beforehand.
:that:
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Due to warm temps in Central NY, I took advantage of spraying primer through rattle can yesterday on the Hellcat. Saves me time cleaning the airbrush. :giggles:

Spent little time on the bench painting the propellers. Pics forthcoming...
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Looking Good, what FAA scheme are you going for?
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