Eduard 1/72 Spitfire IXc

[stillp]

Well, I'm calling this finished. I was hoping to show better photos, but my DSLR doesn't want to play today, so these will have to do:[ATTACH]319922[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319923[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319924[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319932[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319933[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319934[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319935[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319936[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319937[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319938[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319939[/ATTACH]
At least the canopy frosting doesn't look too bad - I gave it a coat of Clear last night.
All comments appreciated.

Thanks for looking,
Pete

[papa 695]

Great work, very nice indeed Peter.

[stillp]

Thanks Ian!

Pete

[Guest]

Nice little build Peter!

[stillp]

Thanks Polux!

Pete

[Guest]

Some time ago I started it painting in tartan colours :tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy:

[stillp]

You just need the right paint:
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Pete

[flyjoe180]

Great result Pete, your Spitfire has come out very nicely

[Guest]

Came out very well indeed, I love the weathering :-)

Theuns

[Steve Jones]

The guys have said it all. Great stuff:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

[stillp]

Thanks all!
I should have added that it's the Spit of Canadian Jerry Billing, 401 squadron at Tangmere in June 1944.

Pete

[colin m]

I can sit a look at a Spitfire for ages. Nice job Peter.

[stillp]

Thanks Colin! I agree, beautiful 'plane.

Pete

[scottie3158]

Peter,
Cracking job.

[stillp]

Thanks Paul!

Pete