tamiya 32 scale p51d mustang

[papa 695]

Nice work so far Roger .


Sorry to hear about your run in with the burger I never go to,McDonalds.

[Guest]

Nice work so far Roger .
Sorry to hear about your run in with the burger I never go to,McDonalds.

Nor will I ever again

[Guest]

I do like the details you are adding to this.

[Guest]

Sorry it's been a while since I last posted been busy


Not a lot to report but I have done some of the hydraulic lines in the wheel wells also got some 1mm tall numbers for the guns

[Guest]

Very nice work with the hydraulic lines.

[Guest]

Just done the bottle and wiring for the radio and the battery


Sorry it's a slow progress guys other things in life keep getting in the way


Roger

[john i am]

Looks to be a great kit with very impressive detailing and your doing a great job of it.


Keep up the good work cheers John

[Guest]

Most impressive.


Scott

[Guest]

Cheers John and Scott


Yes it's the best kit I have ever seen for detail and accuracy and fit it did cost 100 quid but in build time I think that's good value


Roger

[Guest]

Enjoying the work you are doing with this.

[Pikeman]

[ATTACH]152349[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]152349[/ATTACH]
Just done the bottle and wiring for the radio and the battery


Sorry it's a slow progress guys other things in life keep getting in the way


Roger

That looks great,loads of detail .


Really like it

[flyjoe180]

Super work so far Roger. I particularly like that landing gear bay with the hydraulic lines added. The cockpit is looking A1, lovely work on the radio sets.

[Guest]

Thanks guys for your kind words

[Guest]

Nice work mate, the detailing is really good, but just as a quite constructive criticism, don't use braided wire for wiring. It is really obvious to judges and historically inaccurate. Instead, get a grouping (I used to use Albion alloys or even electrical wiring copper inner wire) and coil them together in a circular, but haphazard manner. After that, dip it in a highly thinned glue, then paint over. That results in a really good, electrical wiring. However, experimentation is good, and I know that copper wire works for 1/48, but I never did do a 1/32 aircraft properly.


Apart from that, the detailing is really nice

[colin m]

All looking very nice.