A kitchen fault! Halifax B.Mk.II Revell 1/72

[BsYamato]

I usually glue a lot of things inside my builds. Not all by intention, though. Nice tip BSY

This is looking really cool...and yes...light on the scratch work this time it seems....really neat looking kit...how old is it?

Very cool BsYamato! I wanna do a big bomber eventually.

You should...and if you're going to you might as well go all in.
http://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories ... MgodBXcAsQ

The prind inside the fuselage means 2011 , i brought it the year after

[LyleW]

I keep saying this, but it is true. Nice work! My builds are somewhat "organic" - no telling what gets glued to it.

[Medicman71]

This is looking really cool...and yes...light on the scratch work this time it seems....really neat looking kit...how old is it?

Very cool BsYamato! I wanna do a big bomber eventually.

You should...and if you're going to you might as well go all in.
http://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories ... MgodBXcAsQ

Yeah sure. You buy it and send it over.

[BsYamato]

Forget to post these few updates: some night ago i mixed too much color to complete sunderland inners so i used the unused color to paint some interior piece of the halifax, before i passed alchool to clean pieces and vallejo primer that i use for italeri acrilics, here the pictures











about three layers of this mixed green i passed in the same session, the advantage of acrilics for interiors
At the next!

[BorgR3mc0]

That looks like a modern and well detailed kit. To bad that it has some shape issues.

[BsYamato]

I know about wrong engines etc but i'll just it build for fun