Italeri 1/72 Lockheed C-130K/ C.1

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Looks great Stuart. Those engines look like a perfect fit. How did you get those monster pour stubs off?
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Thanks Gents!
keavdog wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2024 7:43 am Looks great Stuart. Those engines look like a perfect fit. How did you get those monster pour stubs off?
With my Tamiya saw John. The engines are actually hollow, so they came off the blocks pretty easily - you shouldn't have any issues with yours.

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Great job so far Stuart, I've wanted this kit either as the AC 130 or convert to an AC 130, love canons on a plane
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It's looking great Stuart!
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Medicman71 wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2024 1:11 pm It's looking great Stuart!
Thanks Mike!
SigEp Ziggy wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2024 12:24 pm Great job so far Stuart, I've wanted this kit either as the AC 130 or convert to an AC 130, love canons on a plane
They do do a AC-130 version, and I'd love to do one, and an AC-47 to go with it. This one though will be early RAF one in 1970s desert camo.

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Change of Plan (again)...

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Very cool! You're allowed to change your mind at any time. It's your model.
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Desert Pink! Nice! :hmm: Although I do love the WWII carryover Mid Stone & Dark Earth scheme too… :wink:
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I like all of those schemes
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Medicman71 wrote: Sun Mar 10, 2024 10:17 am Very cool! You're allowed to change your mind at any time. It's your model.
That's good Mike, because I've changed it again... :bag: :whiteflag:

Part of the problem is that I'm building this as part of a GB that I suggested a year ago and has only just started, but because I suggested it, I'm obligated to lead it. A year ago, I really fancied building a C-130 and was really into GBs, now.. Not so much on either.

I spent most of last year in one form of GB or another and am definitely burnt out with them - I started a few kits recently for GBs that I ended up binning as I couldn't work up the enthusiasm to finish them, because I'd rather have been working on something else - which is the same now, I have about five projects (All Spitfires strangely) I'd rather be working on, that's why I'm having trouble sticking to a scheme. tbh I just wish I'd built the damn thing a year ago when I felt like it.

First World problems...

Having painted most of the wings pink, I'm not too keen on the colour, so I'm have a rethink - I need to fit the IFR probe anyway, as I'd forgotten to do that.

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