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  • flyjoe180
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    • Jan 2012
    • 12407
    • Joe
    • Earth

    #1

    Revell 1/72 Macchi C.200 Saetta

    Build thread here:




    Depicted as 'Red 2', 374° Squadriglia, 153° Gruppo Autonomo, Grottaglie, April 1941. Most probably involved in Malta fighter cover and Mediterranean patrols.











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  • papa 695
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    • May 2011
    • 22770

    #2
    Great work again Joe, the camo came out very well and looks fantastic.

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    • Guest

      #3
      Enjoyed watching this Joe.


      And what a wonderful model you have produced.

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      • eddiesolo
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        • Jul 2013
        • 11193

        #4
        Blimey, a very busy camo job! Superb work on this Joe.

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          #5
          Great job, Joe - I love the camouflage. I only dared do a two-colour scheme on mine!

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          • yak face
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            • Jun 2009
            • 13841
            • Tony
            • Sheffield

            #6
            Bellissimo!! Fantastico job joe , a great result from a vintage kit. The paint job is top class , cheers tony

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            • flyjoe180
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              #7
              Originally posted by papa 695

              Great work again Joe, the camo came out very well and looks fantastic.
              Cheers Ian. I really enjoyed this one.

              Originally posted by SWR

              Enjoyed watching this Joe.


              And what a wonderful model you have produced.
              Thanks Ralph. It's a real old mould but relatively easy to work with.

              Originally posted by eddiesolo

              Blimey, a very busy camo job! Superb work on this Joe.
              Yep Si, busy is an understatement Cheers mate.

              Originally posted by Doug Hughes

              Great job, Joe - I love the camouflage. I only dared do a two-colour scheme on mine!
              Thanks Doug!

              Originally posted by yak face

              Bellissimo!! Fantastico job joe , a great result from a vintage kit. The paint job is top class , cheers tony
              Grazie Tony

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              • flyjoe180
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                #8
                This was the first model kit I ever built back in the early 1980s with my Dad. Still got the original somewhere, will try to find it and compare the early 80s to today

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                • colin m
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                  • Dec 2008
                  • 8755
                  • Colin
                  • Stafford, UK

                  #9
                  No one disturb me - I'm counting.............................

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                    #10
                    Very cool Joe, interesting to see the camo under the rear fuse.


                    Theuns

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                    • flyjoe180
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by colin m

                      No one disturb me - I'm counting.............................
                      h34r:

                      Originally posted by T. van Vuuren

                      Very cool Joe, interesting to see the camo under the rear fuse.


                      Theuns
                      Thanks Theuns.The wrap around scheme must be rare, first time I have encountered it. I did not follow the scheme to the letter, took a bit of liberty with the underside pattern.

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