This is going to be my next build, I got the kit from Ron ( Spanner 570 ) some time ago. Not sure what scheme to go for, I’ll decide on that when I get to the painting stage. It will be an OOB build.
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I have often looked at this one so I will be looking in from time to time to see if I might be tempted to get one -
I wondered what happened to this......Have you been treading on the box!
Good luck with the build, Ian.Comment
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Is that the dark green almost brittle plastic it's moulded in? I find Tamiya Extra thin really struggles with it and I have to use EMA Plastic Weld which I think is a bit 'hotter'.Comment
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Blimey,i`ve got this exact same kit in my Garage Stash,(Box is too big for my Office Stash),
Totally agree about the brittle plastic,and the details are quite limited,however,if you`re not TOO worried about a critically acclaimed result,i reckon this is a great specimen.....
.... Crack on Ian,i`m looking forward to following this one:thumb2:.Comment
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Looking forward to seeing this one. Good luck.Comment
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Thanks for looking in guys, plenty of tea and coffee available, also Tunnocks caramel wafers ( Ron’s favourite).
Made a start on this, the cockpit parts built and ready for painting.
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All painted and glued together, and decals on the cockpit parts.
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Considering how basic it is you've done a good job on the old pitComment
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Did someone say Tunnocks ?!! I’m in!
Regardless of biscuit bribes I’m always a keen watcher of Ians builds , great start mate , cheers tonyComment
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Not many aeroplanes more famous than Memphis Belle. Interesting about the plastic. I like that EMA Plastic Weld.
I agree with Peter. That's a fine job you've done on that cockpit.Comment
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Thanks for joining in guys, I hope I can do it some justice.Comment
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I like how they provide both red and blue wheel hub decals for Memphis Belle, that's a point of controversy for some. Off to a good start IanComment
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