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

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

Medicman71 wrote: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

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

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

Medicman71 wrote: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.

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!

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

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