Built this over three days, as I'm helping with the building of a 1/4th scale one of these Severskys for the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City, NY, and I felt like having one of my own. Also won me one of their new 1/32nd Hawker Tempests, so quite pleased about that.
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unusual subject, nice job mate -
Is that the little kit with the resin engine and some PE bits?If so I think I have one in the stach.
You certanly got the camo down well, it looks the part...but winning a 1/32 Tempest with it is just a superb bonus!
Interesting to see the front of the prop also in camo.
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Yep, it's 1/72nd, photoetch for cockpit parts and some external bits, resin for the landing gear farings and the wing MGs. Camo was intersting to do, as the light green is zinc chromate that I brush painted olive drab over the top of.Comment
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I had a look, my kit is the MPM upgraded kit of the P-35, I believe it is the same thing as yours (re-boxed)
Did you use the kit decals? If so how did they go down?
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very nice do real like your camo on it,well done,looks a nice clean build, 9_9Comment
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That is very nice indeed, great work NormComment
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Stunning little fighter Norm. Very effective camouflage scheme, nicely executed.Comment
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cool thsanx. In my mpm kit they give decals for a nice alluminium USAAF plane, I might go for that one.
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Love that camo paint!Comment
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Looks great Norm, really like the camo. This kit's been on my wish list for a while – I actually had one, and then like an idiot I sold it!
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Cracking build Norm, a terrific P35!
And congrats on the win!
Cheers
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Cracking little buildComment
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